The cloud has rapidly become a popular choice for organizations seeking to stay competitive, resilient, and innovative during a period of unprecedented disruption. Despite economic uncertainty, many organizations have chosen to embrace multi-cloud strategies to optimize outcomes. There are several key reasons why organizations are choosing multi-cloud, including business resilience, best of breed capabilities, and speed to market. However, complexity resulting from these dispersed environments and diverse tools has caused chaos in the security operations center (SOC) and operations teams responsible for securing and managing these environments. Necessity is the mother of invention, and a new approach that is architected for diverse environments is needed to provide consistent visibility, a unified view, and one common language to describe what’s happening for real-time detection, investigation, and response across dispersed multi-cloud and hybrid environments.
Key Points:
• Organizations are rapidly transitioning to the cloud to stay competitive and innovative during disruptions.
• Multi-cloud strategies are being adopted to optimize outcomes.
• Business resilience, best of breed capabilities, and speed to market are key reasons for multi-cloud.
• Complexity from dispersed environments and diverse tools has caused chaos in the SOC and operations teams responsible for securing and managing these environments.
• A new approach is needed to provide consistent visibility, a unified view, and one common language to describe what’s happening for real-time detection, investigation, and response across dispersed multi-cloud and hybrid environments.