Protecting Your Public Cloud Against Data Breaches - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

Moving to the cloud is all about agility and speed. But this agility and flexibility frequently come at the expense of security, leaving organizations, customers, and their data at risk. As more and more organizations adopt multi-cloud and hybrid cloud strategies, this is adding even more challenges and threat vectors to an increasingly complex environment. The key to staying secure is to deploy automated defenses that can close off vulnerabilities without slowing down the business. In this live summit presentation, hear from Radware experts Tim Nielsen and Desmond Tan · How organizations are leveraging public cloud environments to accelerate their business transformation · Why public cloud security is different than legacy IT security, and how the Shared Responsibility Model impacts security · What are common threats and vulnerabilities to applications and data hosted on public cloud environments · What are the tools and procedures organizations should adopt to reduce their vulnerability to data breaches. Presenter: Tim Nielsen, Sales Manager, North America – Public Cloud Tim Nielsen leads the North American Public Cloud security practice for Radware, managing strategic alliances with vendors like AWS and working with channel partners and customers directly to secure and protect multi-cloud, public cloud, and DevOps application infrastructure. Tim has over 20 years in the application hosting, data center, IP network, and public cloud business, having concentrated on financial services, born-in-the-cloud eCommerce, and managed service providers. Having led engineering, customer support, and sales organizations gives Tim a unique 360 degree perspective on the cybersecurity challenges facing the organizations of today. Host: Desmond Tan, Director, Cloud Business Desmond Tan is a cybersecurity and networking executive with over 20 years of experience working in sales and managerial roles in cybersecurity and networking.