Cloud services have reformatted how organizations deliver IT, pushing the
on-premise model out of favor for many. With no more server farms to provision nor data centers to build, organizations of all sizes and types can rapidly acquire and deploy software capabilities to all employees wherever they work from.
And they all lived happily ever after. Not so fast …
While cloud services have made a significant impact to the breadth of capabilities available to organizations of all sizes and types, they have imposed a range of security vulnerabilities on their buyers. Research repeatedly shows a range of security vulnerabilities in the age of cloud services. Here’s five of those.
Insufficient Access Control
Weak Authentication Credentials
Supply Chain Attacks
Leveraging the Cloud for Malicious Actions
Compliance Violations and Regulatory Actions
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5 Types of Security Vulnerabilities
