Digital transformation is driving heterogenous cloud adoption within the enterprise, including: Private cloud — ongoing data center evolution with virtualization, software-defined networking (SDN), software-defined data center (SDDC) Public and hybrid cloud — cloud migration with AWS, Microsoft Azure, or other Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) providers Software as a Service (SaaS) applications — Office 365, Salesforce, etc. At the same time, concerns about security, privacy, and compliance have remained key cloud adoption and migration issues. Addressing these requires a multi-cloud security approach that can mitigate the risk of the expanded attack surface across both on-premises and multiple IaaS and SaaS environments.

1. SECURING
DYNAMIC CLOUD
ENVIRONMENTS
Cloud adoption is changing how
we design and deploy technology
Read the white paper
Securing Dynamic Cloud Environments
for all the details
SHARED SECURITY MODEL
You secure what you put IN the cloud
Host secures the infrastructure
Security must become “services” that can
be dynamically configured and provisioned
SOFTWARE-DEFINED SECURITY
PUBLIC CLOUD SECURITY
of enterprise
workloads will
migrate to public
cloud by 2018
of organizations
have or are
considering the
implementation
of public cloud
KEY ELEMENTS
TO CONSIDER IN
A CLOUD SECURITY
SOLUTION
Applications have different risk profiles,
making segmentation critical
APPLICATION-CENTRIC SECURITY
Solutions must be tightly integrated
with the public cloud provider
PROVIDER INTEGRATION
PRIVATE CLOUD SECURITY
HYBRID CLOUD SECURITY
Robust VPN functionality for data migration and
accessing third-party sites must be available
SECURE CONNECTIVITY
Segmented applications will minimize
the impact if there is a breach
SEGMENTATION
A single view across all systems operating in the
cloud with centralized management is necessary
SINGLE PANE-OF-GLASS MANAGEMENT