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The CSA study’s findings align with a recent survey by Forbes Insights and VMware that found that proactive companies are reluctant to hand over security-related issues to their cloud providers, with only 31% of executives outsourcing most of their data protection efforts to them. However, 94% do use the cloud for some aspects of security.

In total, the CSA identified 11 problems and formulated recommendations for eliminating them:

data leaks . Data is becoming the main target of cyber attacks. Based on this, determining the business value of data and the consequences of its loss is important for organizations that own or process it. The issue of access to data plays an important role in data protection. There are generally accepted encryption methods for croatia mobile database protection, but they negatively affect system performance, creating inconvenience for the user;
Configuration errors and poor change management. Cloud resources are very complex and dynamic, which makes them difficult to configure. As a result, traditional management tools and approaches to change management in the cloud are ineffective. To avoid configuration issues, companies should turn to automation tools and other technologies that continuously scan cloud resources and fix problems with incorrectly selected configurations in real time;
Lack of cloud security architecture and strategy. Make sure your security architecture is aligned with your business goals and objectives. Develop and implement one if you don’t have one.
Ineffective management of identities, credentials, access, and key storage. Secure credentials by enabling two-factor authentication and restricting the use of root accounts. Access control and identification of cloud users should be implemented using the strongest means of identity verification;
Account theft ("hijacking"). This is a threat that should be taken seriously. To prevent account theft, it is best to seek help from specialized software tools for user credential management (IAM) and advanced access control and management systems;