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On Aug. 5, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) handed down a cease and desist order to Capital One for its failure to establish effective risk assessment and management processes before migrating its information technology operations to a cloud operating environment.

While we hear about data breaches on a nearly weekly basis, the Capital One incident is noteworthy because it involved the banks migration to cloud computingsomething that many banks are either in the process of doing, or will be doing in the near future.

The $80 million fine Capital One must pay to the US Treasury is pocket change for the bank.

The compliance actions the bank will be required to take will likely prove to be the bigger headache. The OCCs consent order requires Capital One to:

Its hard to believe, but bank executives concerns regarding cybersecurity are declining (that isnt a typo).

According to Cornerstone Advisors Whats Going On in Banking studies, nearly half of bank executives put cybersecurity on their list of top three concerns for 2018. That percentage declined to 36% in 2019 and dropped even further to 21% in 2020.

Financial Institutions Citing Cybersecurity as a Top Three Concern

Whats going on here?

Operational integration is lulling banks into a false sense of (cyber) security.

Cybersecurity policy is becoming business as usual for banks. As a result, bank execs are more confident today than they were three years ago that cybersecurity policies are well-designed and being well-executed.

Its a false sense of security, however, because banks have yet to feel the cybersecurity impact of cloud computing.

Three data points highlight the growth of cloud computing in banking:

As cloud computing within banking grows, the prevalence of cyber breaches for cloud services is growing significantly as well. According to a Verizon study:

Cloud assets were involved in about 24% of breaches this year. Cloud breaches involved an email or web application server 73% of the time, and 77% involved breached credentials.

A new report from Cornerstone Advisors, commissioned by DefenseStorm, Cloud on the Horizon, identifies emerging cloud-related cybersecurity challenges facing banks including:

1) Over-reliance on providers. There is an over-reliance on providers to complete cybersecurity checklists from banks during due diligence. It would be pretty easy for them to dupe us, said one Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) interviewed for the report.

There is also over-reliance on just a few providers.

Richard Harmon, Managing Director at Cloudera, calls this cloud concentration risk and writes, the consolidation of multiple organizations within one cloud service provider (CSP) presents a more attractive target for cybercriminals.

2) Reporting problems. Bank CISOs have discovered incorrect completion of due diligence cybersecurity requests for third party risk management from the providers.

Transparency has become an issue, as well. CISOs stated a lack of willingness to show any of the providers security policies or audits.

One CISO mentioned that when his bank asked a provider for a SOC-2, the vendor produced Amazon Web Services SOC 2. When the CISO questioned the vendor as to whether it had its own SOC 2, the provider was unaware it even needed to do its own.

3) Technical limitations. Many cloud vendors have cybersecurity limitations. For example, they cannot IP-restrict or require multi-factor authentication for third parties. Configuration is a challenge, as well.

Its not just the vendors fault. According to Bill Glasby, Chief Technology Officer of Heritage Bank, one issue around cloud security is operators' inability to configure the tools. The problem is that its all home-brew today.

Banks migration to the cloud will necessitate changes to how they govern IT from three perspectives:

1) Contractual. Migrating to the cloud requires switching from traditional security testing to a contractual-based model for security testing. Banks cant move to the cloud without caring about and dealing with the contractual clauses with their service providers. In particular, banks should negotiate the reversibility clause with their cloud providers.

One problem, however, according to a CIO interviewed by Cornerstone, is that many cloud providers dont even know what should be written in a reversibility clause.

2) Organizational. Business departments and lines of business end-running IT and buying cloud solutions directly from cloud providers will become more prevalent with a migration to the cloud. IT will have to reinforce its IT governance policies and procedures in order to minimize the risks caused by the solutions implemented by the different business departments.

3) Strategic. Business departments want flexibility and innovation. However, migrating to cloud services typically involves a shift from highly customized to mostly-standardized services. This can cause friction between IT and the businessfriction that must be resolved with strategic clarity and direction.

To handle the coming wave of cloud-related cybersecurity issues, Cornerstone and DefenseStorm recommend that banks:

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Cloud Computing And Cybersecurity Need Better Oversight Now - Forbes

Dublin, Aug. 21, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Cloud Computing Market by Service Model (Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS)), Deployment Model (Public and Private), Organization Size, Vertical, and Region - Global Forecast to 2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The global cloud computing market size is expected to grow from USD 371.4 billion in 2020 to USD 832.1 billion by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 17.5% during the forecast period.

Digital business transformation has entered a more challenging and urgency-driven phase due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Global giants are providing customers with cost-effective and productive digital solutions as every industry is economically hard-hit from the pandemic. The sudden shutdowns of offices, schools, and enterprises have increased the demand for cloud solutions and services.

The cloud market in verticals such as IT, telecom, BFSI, and media and entertainment has impacted positively due to the work from home initiative. Employees are using cloud collaboration platforms for communicating and consuming OTT streaming services heavily as they need to stay at home amidst lockdowns.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) to help enterprises in enhancing infrastructure scalability and performance

IaaS enables enterprises to leverage their IT infrastructure without paying for the construction of the physical infrastructure. Moreover, it provides flexibility, mobility, easy, and scalable access to applications, and enhances collaboration to help enterprises focus on their core businesses.

The increasing internet access through smartphones and other devices has spurred the digitalization trend among enterprises that generate large volumes of business data daily. These factors have increased the enterprises' concerns over losing the focus on core business operations and meeting the demand for clients. IaaS helps in reducing the cost of deploying IT infrastructure, hardware, and in hiring skilled resources. These benefits, in turn, are expected to drive the adoption of IaaS.

Retail and consumer goods vertical to grow at the highest rate during the forecast period

The retail and consumer goods vertical is one of the fastest-growing verticals with respect to the adoption of emerging and innovative technologies, such as cloud computing, big data analytics, DevOps, digital stores, and social networks. Various factors driving this adoption are the rising purchasing power of customers and the need to satisfy customer expectations leading to the existing customer retention and new customer acquisition. Online retailing and cloud technologies have significantly disrupted the retail and consumer goods vertical leading to the adoption of cloud computing mainly for storage, backup, and security services.

North America to hold the largest market size and Asia Pacific (APAC) to grow at the highest rate during the forecast period

North America is the most mature market in terms of cloud computing services adoption, due to several factors, such as the presence of many enterprises with advanced IT infrastructure, and availability of technical expertise. APAC is expected to offer significant growth opportunities for cloud computing vendors during the forecast period. Rapid advancements in emerging technologies, IT infrastructure services, and the Internet of Things (IoT) have led many organizations to adopt cloud computing services.

Key Topics Covered

1 Introduction1.1 Introduction to COVID-191.2 COVID-19 Health Assessment1.3 COVID-19 Economic Assessment1.4 Objectives of the Study1.5 Market Definition1.6 Market Scope1.7 Currency1.8 Stakeholders

2 Research Methodology

3 Executive Summary

4 Premium Insights4.1 Attractive Growth Opportunities in the Cloud Computing Market4.2 Market: by Service Model, 2020 Vs 20254.3 Market: by Infrastructure as a Service, 2020 Vs 20254.4 Market: by Platform as a Service, 2020 Vs 20254.5 Market: by Software as a Service, 2020 Vs 20254.6 Market: by Deployment Model, 2020 Vs 20254.7 Market: by Vertical, 2020 Vs 20254.8 Cloud Computing Market Regional Scenario, 2020-20254.9 Market Top Countries, 2020

5 Market Overview and Industry Trends5.1 Introduction5.2 Market Dynamics5.2.1 Drivers5.2.1.1 Inclination of Enterprises Toward Automation and Agility5.2.1.2 Enhanced Customer Experience With Personalization and Collaboration5.2.1.3 Increased Return on Investments With Lower Infrastructure and Storage Costs5.2.1.4 Surging Demand for Remote Workspaces With COVID-19 Outbreak5.2.1.5 Rise in Demand for Cloud-Based Business Continuity Tools and Services5.2.1.6 Business Expansions by Large Vendors Across Geographies to Acquire Untapped Customer Base5.2.1.7 Proliferation of Digital Content and Upsurge in Internet Usage5.2.1.8 Need for Disaster Recovery and Contingency Plan5.2.2 Restraints5.2.2.1 Cyberattacks Damaging Business Operations and Critical Data Loss5.2.2.2 Limited Technical Expertise Among Enterprises in Technologically Developing Geographies5.2.2.3 Inadequate Network Bandwidth Providers and Lack of Access to High-Speed Internet in Large Number of Countries5.2.3 Opportunities5.2.3.1 Increase in Adoption of Hybrid Cloud Services5.2.3.2 Boosting the Adoption of Edge Technologies5.2.3.3 Rise in Number of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises to Create New Revenue Opportunities for Cloud Vendors5.2.3.4 Telecom Service Providers Leveraging Existing Infrastructure to Offer Cloud-Based Services5.2.3.5 Increasing Business Tie-Ups With Device Manufacturers5.2.3.6 Bridging the Connectivity and Accessibility Gap5.2.3.7 Need for Secure Cloud Environments to Increase Significantly5.2.4 Challenges5.2.4.1 Need to Manage Regulatory and Compliance Policy Needs5.2.4.2 Compatibility Complexities With Legacy Systems5.2.4.3 Fear of Vendor Lock-In5.3 COVID-19-Driven Market Dynamics5.3.1 Drivers and Opportunities5.3.2 Restraints and Challenges5.3.3 Cumulative Growth Analysis5.4 Regulations5.4.1 General Data Protection Regulation5.4.2 Payment Card Industry-Data Security Standard5.4.3 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act5.4.4 Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act5.4.5 Sarbanes-Oxley Act5.4.6 SOC25.5 Trends5.6 Value Chain5.7 Ecosystem

6 COVID-19 Focused Developments and Strategies6.1 Connectivity Providers/Original Equipment Manufacturers6.2 Cloud Service Providers6.3 Consultants/Managed Service Providers

7 Cloud Computing Market, by Service Model7.1 Introduction7.2 Infrastructure as a Service7.3 Platform as a Service7.4 Software as a Service

8 Cloud Computing Market, by Infrastructure as a Service8.1 Introduction8.2 Primary Storage8.3 Disaster Recovery and Backup8.4 Archiving8.5 Compute

9 Cloud Computing Market, by Platform as a Service9.1 Introduction9.2 Application Development and Platforms9.3 Application Testing and Quality9.4 Analytics and Reporting9.5 Integration and Orchestration9.6 Data Management

10 Cloud Computing Market, by Software as a Service10.1 Introduction10.2 Customer Relationship Management10.3 Enterprise Resource Management10.4 Human Capital Management10.5 Content Management10.6 Collaboration and Productivity Suites10.7 Supply Chain Management10.8 Others

11 Cloud Computing Market, by Deployment Model11.1 Introduction11.2 Public Cloud11.3 Private Cloud

12 Cloud Computing Market, by Organization Size12.1 Introduction12.2 Large Enterprises12.3 Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises

13 Cloud Computing Market, by Vertical13.1 Introduction13.2 Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance13.3 Telecommunications13.4 IT and ITEs13.5 Government and Public Sector13.6 Retail and Consumer Goods13.7 Manufacturing13.8 Energy and Utilities13.9 Media and Entertainment13.10 Healthcare and Life Sciences13.11 Others

14 Cloud Computing Market, by Region14.1 Introduction14.2 North America14.3 Europe14.4 Asia-Pacific14.5 Middle East and Africa14.6 Latin America

15 Competitive Landscape15.1 Introduction15.2 Market Evaluation Framework15.3 Vendor Market Share for Infrastructure as a Service Segment, 201915.4 Vendor Market Share for Platform as a Service Segment, 201915.5 Vendor Market Share for Software as a Service Segment, 201915.6 Key Market Developments15.6.1 New Product Launches15.6.2 Business Expansions15.6.3 Acquisitions15.6.4 Partnerships

16 Company Profiles16.1 Introduction16.2 AWS16.3 Microsoft16.4 IBM16.5 Salesforce16.6 Google16.7 Oracle16.8 SAP16.9 Alibaba Cloud16.10 Adobe16.11 Workday16.12 Fujitsu16.13 VMWare16.14 Rackspace16.15 DXC16.16 Tencent16.17 NEC16.18 Joyent16.19 Virtustream16.20 Digitalocean16.21 Skytap16.22 OVH16.23 Bluelock16.24 Navisite16.25 Centurylink16.26 Infor16.27 Sage16.28 Intuit16.29 Opentext16.30 Cisco16.31 Box16.32 Zoho16.33 Citrix16.34 Epicor16.35 Upland Software16.36 Servicenow16.37 IFS

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Cloud Computing Industry to Grow from $371.4 Billion in 2020 to $832.1 Billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 17.5% - Yahoo Finance

Huawei will promote, from August 27, free digital seminars for both students and professionals in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), with a focus on Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing.

The first will address basic AI principles; AI in the 5G era; Atlas IA Computing Solution; Huawei Cloud; and ModelArts (Artificial Intelligence Platform in Cloud) segment for which a live demonstration is being prepared.

The class will start at 6:30 pm and will last for an hour and a half. There is also a time for participants to ask questions and ask questions with the speaker.

Filipe Testa is an IT Product Manager at Huawei, now in the Cloud & AI business unit, being responsible for the IT portfolio (Computing x86, ARM, AI Storage Private & Public Cloud). Testa has been with the company since 2017 (with an interval of one year at Vivo) first as an engineer and technical leader, responsible for the architecture and implementation of IT / ICT solutions.

This should be the first in a series of seminars that Huawei intends to do the schedule, not yet completely defined, provides for at least one class per month, always addressing issues related to Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing.

It is the first time that Huawei holds a seminar in this format in Brazil but, if it depends on the publics response, the initiative is here to stay: there are already 500 registered participants. As a result, an offline channel for questions will be opened after the class is over.

To participate, access the digital seminar page places are limited and registrations are valid for the scheduled class and not for the entire program.

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Huawei promotes free webinar on AI and cloud computing - Somag News

The "Global Transaction Monitoring Solutions Market 2020-2024" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The transaction monitoring solutions market and it is poised to grow by $ 9.97 bn during 2020-2024 progressing at a CAGR of 15% during the forecast period.

The reports on transaction monitoring solutions market provides a holistic analysis, market size and forecast, trends, growth drivers, and challenges, as well as vendor analysis covering around 25 vendors.

The report offers an up-to-date analysis regarding the current global market scenario, latest trends and drivers, and the overall market environment. The market is driven by the emergence of cloud computing services, need for compliance with government regulations, and increased need for greater customer satisfaction.

The transaction monitoring solutions market analysis include application segment, deployment segment and geographic landscapes. This study identifies the emergence of advanced technologies as one of the prime reason driving the transaction monitoring solutions market growth during the next few years.

The research presents a detailed picture of the market by the way of study, synthesis, and summation of data from multiple sources by an analysis of key parameters.

The transaction monitoring solutions market covers the following areas:

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1. Executive Summary

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3. Market Sizing

4. Five Forces Analysis

5. Market Segmentation by Deployment

6. Customer landscape

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The size of the New Zealand cloud computing market could more than double in the next four years, according to new research from Salesforce.

The research was conducted by IDC, saysSalesforce and its ecosystem could create 37,500 jobs in New Zealand among partners and customers over the same period.

The Salesforce Economy in New Zealand: 37,500 Jobs, $2.3 Billion in New Business Revenue from 2018 to 2024 report, with forecasts updated to factor in the impact of the COVID-19 virus, estimates spending on public cloud software will increase to almost US$1.3 billion in 2024, up from a predicted $675 million in 2020. IDC predicts that cloud computing will account for 16.4% of all technology spending in New Zealand by 2024.

The report found that local industry growth will mean up until 2024, Salesforce and its ecosystem are expected to enable the creation of 37,500 direct jobs in New Zealand amongst Salesforce customers.

The COVID-19 pandemic has meant more things need to be done digitally as customers shift more of their activity online and employees do more of their work from home," says Craig Skinner, managing director at Salesforce New Zealand.

"Companies need to be equipped with the cloud tools that let teams collaborate from anywhere, sell from anywhere and service customers from anywhere. he says.

The Salesforce Economy in New Zealand: 37,500 Jobs, $2.3 Billion in New Business Revenue from 2018 to 2024 report found that up until 2024, Salesforce and its ecosystem are expected to enable the creation of 37,500 direct jobs among Salesforce customers in the country.

Over the same period, the use of cloud computing by Salesforce customers will add a net US$2.3 billion in new business revenue to the local economy.

Because organisations that spend on cloud computing subscriptions also spend on ancillary products and services, the Salesforce ecosystem in New Zealand in 2019 was 4.5 times larger than Salesforce itself. By 2024, it will be 6.6x as big.

The Salesforce Economic Impact Model is an extension to IDC's IT Economic Impact Model. It estimates Salesforce's current and future share of the benefits to the general economy generated by cloud computing, and it also estimates the size of the ecosystem supporting Salesforce using IDC's market research on the ratio of spending on professional services to cloud subscriptions; the ratio of sales of hardware, software, and networking to spending on public and private cloud computing; and the ratio of spending on application development tools to applications developed.

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NZ cloud computing market to grow by 20% as businesses adapt to new normal - Salesforce - bizEDGE New Zealand

The global market for cloud technologies in healthcare was $16.1 billion in 2016. The market should reach $20.2 billion in 2017 and $35.0 billion by 2022, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.6% during 2017-2022.

Report Scope:

The report will segment the technology for IT suppliers by hardware, software and network, as well as for internal and external cloud deployment models by software as a service (SaaS), infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS), and also by public, private and hybrid cloud platforms. For healthcare applications, the report will segment the market by: Electronic health records (EHRs). Picture archiving and communications systems (PACS). Cardiology information systems (CIS). Laboratory information systems (LIS). Radiology information systems (RIS). Other (facility, hospital information systems).

Use segments will also be addressed, including healthcare providers, private and public payers, and cloud providers.

Key issues that will be discussed include the inclusion of consumer healthcare applications and medical devices in the cloud ecosystem, adoption of stronger security measures to prevent data breeches and future innovations such as edge cloud services that can better support mobile devices and video services for remote healthcare.

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35 data tables and 2 additional tables An overview of the global market for healthcare cloud computing technologies. Analyses of global market trends, with data from 2016, estimates for 2017, and projections of compound annual growth rates (CAGRs) through 2022. Market segmentation by technology, cloud deployment models, healthcare cloud applications, and by region. Discussion of key issues, such as inclusion of consumer healthcare applications and medical devices in the cloud ecosystem, and adoption of stronger security measures. Insight into future innovations, such as edge cloud services that can better support video services for remote healthcare. Profiles of key companies in the market, including: Agfa HealthCare, Allscripts, Amazon Web Services, Analogic, ARM Holdings, Athena Health, Beckman Coulter Inc., Biocontrol Medical.

Summary

Initially approached with caution by healthcare organizations, cloud computing is becoming more widely adopted. In 2017, cloud adoption in healthcare increased, as cost savings outweigh potential data protection concerns. Healthcare IT systems are historically expensive to implement, update and maintain. Cloud economics changes that by shifting from individual budgets to cost-sharing models enabled by private, multi-tenant, and in some cases, public clouds.

These trends are shifting in favor of increased IT spending toward cloud hardware, software and networks. The global market for cloud technologies in healthcare was $16.1 billion in 2016. The market is expected to grow to $20.2 billion in 2017 and increase to $35.0 billion by 2022, with a compound average growth rate (CAGR) of 11.6%.

North America will continue to lead spending due to the combination of the large number of cloud suppliers and providers in the region, as well as the pressure to shift expenses away from traditional IT environments. The region will grow from an estimated REDACTED in 2017 to REDACTED in 2022 at a strong CAGR of REDACTED. Europe and Asia-Pacific (APAC) will be the next-largest markets, each representing a REDACTED share of global spending. Europe will increase spending for cloud technologies inhealthcare from REDACTED in 2017 to REDACTED in 2022, at a REDACTED CAGR. APAC will achieve a similarspending level, but it will surpass Europe as cloud services expand in the region. APAC spending will increase from REDACTED in 2017 to REDACTED in 2022, at an REDACTED CAGR.

Latin America, Middle East and Africa, and the remaining Rest of World countries will comprise the remaining REDACTED of the market, with cloud technologies advancing over traditional IT at a slow but steadyrate of between REDAC TED and REDACTED.

Scope of Report

The report will segment the technology for IT suppliers by hardware, software and network, as well as for internal and external cloud deployment models by software as a service (SaaS), infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS), and also by public, private and hybrid cloud platforms. For healthcare applications, the report will segment the market by: Electronic health records (EHRs). Picture archiving and communications systems (PACS). Cardiology information systems (CIS). Laboratory information systems (LIS). Radiology information systems (RIS). Other (facility, hospital information systems).

Use segments will also be addressed, including healthcare providers, private and public payers, and cloud providers.

Key issues that will be discussed include the inclusion of consumer healthcare applications and medical devices in the cloud ecosystem, adoption of stronger security measures to prevent data breeches and future innovations such as edge cloud services that can better support mobile devices and video services for remote healthcare.

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Healthcare Cloud Computing Market 2017 Evolution: Capacity, Production, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin by 2022 - StartupNG

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Clinical Information Systems Non-Clinical Information Systems

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Cloud Computing in Healthcare Market is Booming Worldwide 2020-2027 | Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Dell Technologies, International Business...

Work-from-home tech and cloud computing stocks are rising, benefiting from money flowing into familiar lockdown winners with a lack of leadership in other sectors.

Fastly (FSLY,+11.5%) is leading cloud names. The stock plunged earlier this month after CEO Joshua Bixby identified TikTok as the company's largest single customer, accounting for 12% of H1 revenue.

But there are now two potential suitors for TikTok, with Microsoft joined by Oracle, who got a nod from President Trump as a good fit.

The edge cloud platform company still has more than 20% to go until shares are back where they were before the TikTok selloff, around $109.

Edge computing also got a nod from Nvidias conference call, where CFO Colette Kress highlighted the companys new EGX Edge AI platform. While new entrants mean increased competition, they also illustrate the potential for the space. Fastly said in its latest 10Q that such increased competitions could lead to takeovers and strategic partnerships.

Other cloud stocks on the move include cloud security company Zscaler (ZS,+6.4%) and Datadog (DDOG,+4.5%).

The First Trust Cloud Computing ETF (NASDAQ:SKYY) isup 1.3%. The WisdomTree Cloud Computing ETF (NASDAQ:WCLD) isup 2.9%.

Among work-from-home tech names, Zoom Video (ZM,+5.9%) is jumping, joined by Slack (WORK,+5%) and DocuSign (DOCU,+3%).

Brazilian-U.S. investment fund 3G Capital revealed last week it started new stakes in Fastly and Zoom.

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Elasticity and ease of access have long been hallmarks of cloud computing and have made it an attractive option during uncertain times. The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred a huge rise in remote work strategies, and organizations have turned to the cloud to support this new normal.

As organizations change the way they operate on the fly, cloud infrastructure has become essential to these rapid transformations. Migrating to the cloud can help organizations downsize now while retaining the option to scale up later. It also provides a means to support distributed employees that work from home.

Cloud usage, on the whole, is on the rise. Amazon, Microsoft and Google have all seen considerable growth in cloud usage and revenue. Compared to last year, AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud grew 29%, 47% and 43%, respectively, according to the companies'latest quarterly earnings reports.

But more cloud use has also led to an increase in cyberattacks targeting cloud resources. These attacks are especially dangerous for organizations that are just adopting the technology and aren't well versed in identifying potential vulnerabilities.

To study this trend, McAfee researchers reviewed anonymized data from more than 30 million users of McAfee MVision Cloud, the vendor's cloud access security broker offering. The data showed a 630% increase in outside attacks on these cloud services between January and April.

In a work-from-home world, there are clear benefits to cloud computing -- like scalability and not needing on-site infrastructure management. But there are also clear dangers if an organization is unprepared to operate in the cloud. To avoid these obstacles, adopt the following strategies to get started with the cloud and learn how to secure your company's environment once it's up and running.

While moving to the cloud wholesale might not seem like the best idea, there are a few smaller, DIY tasks that can push your organization in the right direction. For example, you could deploy infrastructure as code, build a data lake, integrate a cloud-agnostic ETL service or automate cron jobs with serverless cloud functions.

These projects aim to solve specific business problemsand prove the value of the cloud, which can then justify a larger commitment to cloud technologies.

If a crisis like COVID-19 pushes your organization to use more SaaS applications, there are ways to make this transition easier for everyone involved.

First, prioritize essential data and services like email and team communication. While historical data is important, it shouldn't necessarily be a top priority as it can usually be migrated later. Also, be sure admins know which services or applications your employees really need to do their jobs. If something breaks or a user sends in a complaint about something that's missing, it can derail an entire migration as your IT staff flocks to address this one problem. It's critical that you continue to communicate the changes to users throughout the process.

A cloud front end is a good half-step toward the cloud. Hosting your front end in the cloud provides some of the scalability benefits, but in a way IT staff are used to. With this method, you don't have to shift a critical application to the cloud in its entirety. Instead, you build cloud-based components that mediate access to those on-premises applications.

VPNs are often used to support employees when they work from home, but this approach comes with risk of network overload or malware threats that can derail your business. A VPN also might not be able to support an entire staff working remotely. Instead, build a cloud front end for better scalability and resiliency.

A cloud front end consists of three components:

Latency has long been an issue for enterprise WANs. Moving to a distributed workforce means reevaluating your network capabilities, and cloud latency can depend on where your employees are located. If they're spread out over a region or even an entire country, you need a clear cloud networking strategy.

One of the ways organizations can deliver networking is through SD-WAN, which has evolved from a combination of WAN-optimization products and SDN technology. SD-WAN is made up of a circuit-agnostic software control plane that manages WAN access and circuit bonding technology to create virtual WANs. This can improve all remote connections -- to the data center or cloud service.

Even with an SD-WAN setup, cloud latency can still be an issue for far-flung locations. If that's the case, use services such as AWS Snowball, Azure Data Box and Google Cloud Transfer Appliance. These devices combine a portable hard drive with software and cloud services to facilitate mass data migrations for DR and content delivery.

With many employees working remotely, cloud backup services are a lightweight way to maintain compliance without needing to send IT personnel into the office to manage data center backups. With the cloud, IT teams can spin up backup resources managed by the provider. Many cloud backup services include disaster recovery and data management capabilities as well.

Backup plays a critical role in cloud security, providing essential recovery points if your applications are compromised by malware or other issues. However, the cloud is not an unlimited resource, so factor that into your strategy. Some users have reported providers are rationing services due to demand -- and cloud bills can be expensive and confusing.

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