Cloud Security Governance

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Cloud security governance refers to the processes, policies, and standards organizations put in place to ensure the secure use of cloud computing services and protection against unauthorized access, breaches, and other security threats to cloud infrastructure, applications, and data. Cloud security governance includes implementing security controls, such as encryption and authentication, monitoring for threats, and conducting regular security assessments. Cloud security governance also includes ensuring compliance with industry regulations and standards. Additionally, it may involve setting guidelines for using cloud services within the organization and training employees to use them securely.

ThreatNG can assist with cloud security governance by providing external visibility of cloud infrastructure, resources, and exposed open buckets without using agents, credentials, or APIs. It can also help organizations comply with security regulations and standards by providing automated security assessments, incident response capabilities, and compliance reporting.

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