Cloud engineering

“Safety first is safety always.” Charles M. Hayes

Cloud computing involves sharing resources among a large number of customers, making access control, privacy, data security, data protection, business continuity, and backup crucial considerations.

To thrive as digital businesses, organizations must adapt to the changing needs of a global and mobile customer base and workforce. Relying solely on defensive measures is insufficient to thwart determined cyber adversaries. Despite significant investments in traditional information security approaches, many organizations still fall victim to cyber threats.

To tackle these challenges, a proactive approach to security infrastructure is essential. Such an approach should align with business priorities to offer robust data protection and identify potential attack vectors, such as viruses, malware, email attachments, webpages, pop-up windows, instant messages, chatrooms, etc.

A compelling example of the power of cloud computing is seen in the heroic efforts of medical researchers who leveraged cloud technology to make our world livable again. However, they must also navigate the management and protection of sensitive data, which holds critical importance and requires proper safeguarding both within and beyond corporate boundaries.

Proactive approach to security

As organizations move towards cloud migration, they require security expertise from partners who are both vendor-neutral and well-versed in cloud technologies. Empowering our partners and clients, we work closely together to:

• Understand potential threats to their business, while leveraging the opportunities that cloud brings, such as enhanced efficiency and visibility across core processes like manufacturing, inventory management, accounting, and the ability to seamlessly replicate digital manufacturing models across partner facilities to facilitate rapid scaling.
• Design and implement suitable technologies and practices that align security requirements with business objectives.
• Develop a robust security controls framework based on the shared responsibility of tenants, vendors, and cloud service providers.
• Emphasize that enterprise security for the cloud is not a one-time product or solution. Rather, it’s an ongoing process that involves adopting new technologies and work methodologies to successfully compete through necessary transformations and continuous innovation. This approach encompasses technology, culture, and processes, ensuring a comprehensive security posture.