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infrastructure. It’s inexpensive, it’s

easy to access, it doesn’t require

maintaining your own hardware, and

you’ve got experts on-call if there’s

ever an issue.

The big issue, of course, is se-

curity and privacy. When a company

is handing over its data to another

business for handling, it’s cause for

some worry. In fact, survey respon-

dents said that adoption of public

cloud computing in their organiza-

tions is a top security worry: a full

81 percent expressed concern over

public cloud usage, with 49 percent

being extremely or very concerned.

While greater efficiency and agility

were reasons given for driving cloud

adoption, enterprises of all sizes cited

cloud security as their top concern.

This highlights the fact that in the

cloud, organizations desire compre-

hensive threat prevention as well as

email security, web security, application

security, data protection – all the mea-

sures that organizations use to protect

their traditional on-premises networks.

“Organizations are adopting

cloud in droves, and they’re re-

ally taking the rapidly expanding

approach to how they’re bringing

cloud online,” said Donald Meyer,

head of marketing for data center

and cloud at Check Point. “They’re

moving from capex to opex models,

which is very attractive. But 81 per-

cent are concerned about security.

We’ve got to think about that shared

responsibility model that a lot of

public clouds operate with. Their

infrastructure is agile and mature

and secure, but when you take your

own slice of that, you have to have

your own security to filter out what

you want and don’t want in that en-

vironment. So businesses need to

port over their legacy security into

a highly elastic, dynamic environ-

ment, where things move from place

to place, and it’s not physically tied

down. We have to rethink security

and how we do it as we move into

this virtual space.”

BYOD – BringYour

Own Disaster

About 65 percent of the security

professionals surveyed said data loss

was their main mobile security worry,

followed by lost or stolen devices (61

percent), users downloading unsafe

apps or content (59 percent) and

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Enterprises’ Biggest Cloud

Security Headaches

Visibility into infrastructure security

43%

Setting consistent security policies

38%

Compliance

36%

Reporting security threats

34%

Lack of integration with on-prem

security technologies

34%

No automatic discovery/visibility/

control to infrastructure security

30%

Can’t identify misconfiguration quickly

28%

Complex cloud-to-cloud/cloud-to-on-

prem security rule matching

26%

Source: Check Point Technologies

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