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Cybersecurity in a Cloud-First World
The cloud brings efficiency, but it also introduces risk. When security services run in the cloud, an outage can disrupt protections just as easily as apps or infrastructure. This analyst-backed report, "Cybersecurity in a Cloud-First World," explains how to reduce exposure by designing continuity plans that account for identity, threat detection, and policy enforcement — even during service disruptions. Download the report to see how leading organizations are approaching resilience and why your strategy should include multicloud redundancy, regulatory alignment, and zero trust frameworks. Contact DBISP LLC to start building a more resilient cloud security approach.
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Cloud outages can lead to operational downtime, causing employees to lose access to critical applications. This can result in revenue loss due to missed opportunities and potential regulatory fines. Additionally, security gaps may emerge, exposing the organization to cyber threats, especially if identity and access management or firewall protections are disrupted.
Cost of Downtime
The costs of downtime can be substantial, with 93% of enterprises reporting that downtime expenses exceed $300,000 per hour. This highlights the importance of having robust contingency plans in place to mitigate financial losses during service interruptions.
Strategies for Cloud Resilience
Executives should prioritize cloud resilience in their strategies and budgets by investing in disaster recovery and business continuity planning that includes cloud security functions. They should also consider multi-cloud architectures to avoid vendor lock-in, ensure regulatory compliance, and support zero trust solutions to minimize risks associated with outages.
Cybersecurity in a Cloud-First World
published by DBISP LLC
DBISP LLC, a certified minority-owned small business with offices in Cincinnati,OH and Indianapolis, IN; mission is to provide businesses with simple, affordable and reliable products, services and solutions that help increase sales, reduce costs, and improve business. The company provides Office, Medical, Industrial, IT products and technology solutions to Federal/City/State Government Agencies, K-12/University education markets, and commercial businesses. We are a single source for everything customers need to be more productive.
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