Migrating to the cloud is a gradual process, with businesses often starting with services like Office 365 or G Suite while managing sensitive information and compliance regulations. Understanding public, private, and hybrid clouds is crucial for defining security implications, as well as knowing data center locations and access controls. The TNS Group provides guidance on cloud migration benefits, risks, and strategies for data protection and compliance management.

1. Cloud Security
Cloud Managed Services

2. Moving to the cloud is not an all-or-nothing process. Many businesses
are testing the waters by migrating to Office 365 or G Suite or
incorporating cloud-based file sharing applications, such as Box or
Dropbox.
It is important to organize your data so you don’t compromise any
sensitive information when transitioning to the cloud. Compliance
regulations for various industries must also be taken into
consideration.
Cloud Security

3. Cloud SecurityFor companies that want to migrate their IT infrastructure
to the cloud, it is important to understand the difference
between a public, private and hybrid cloud and the security
implications related to each. In addition, you will need a
clear understanding of where your data center is located,
how data security is handled and who has access to your
data.
The TNS Group will provide ongoing guidance, outlining the
benefits and risks of moving to the cloud as well as a
roadmap to ensure your data and endpoints are safe across
multiple cloud environments.

4. Benefits Include
Expert guidance for IT infrastructure
and application migrations
Direct access to key points of contact
Ensures strong safeguards are in place
to protect your data
Ability to meet compliance
requirements with ease
Establish cost management protocol
that incorporates cloud management,
support and security

5. The protection of
your data,
applications, and
infrastructure