As your organization’s cloud environment grows, the need to track, govern, and optimize cloud usage and spend will become more critical. Cloud users have a number of options available to make it easier to keep their environment in control, including cloud service providers’ native tools, in-house and custom-built solutions, and third-party management solutions. This guide ...

Many organizations have learned the hard way that moving to the public cloud didn’t always achieve the cost savings they expected. This doesn’t mean that moving to the public cloud is a mistake. The public cloud provides huge benefits in agility, responsiveness, simplified operations and improved innovation. The mistake is assuming that migrating to the ...

Security for applications in the cloud is vastly different from security in traditional data centres. For many organizations, misconfigurations are one of the most common sources of data breaches in the cloud. The uniqueness of cloud infrastructure requires security teams to rethink security practices across asset management, compliance, change management, issue investigation, and incident response, ...

For organizations that adopt the cloud, one of the biggest challenges involves aligning cloud spend to business initiatives and ensuring costs don’t spiral out of control. The processes for accomplishing these goals in an on-premise world don’t translate well to the public cloud, where procurement, financial, operational, and strategic models are very different. This paper ...

Many organizations have learned the hard way that moving to the public cloud didn’t always achieve the cost savings they expected. This doesn’t mean that moving to the public cloud is a mistake. The public cloud provides huge benefits in agility, responsiveness, simplified operations and improved innovation. The mistake is assuming that migrating to the ...

As your organization’s cloud environment grows, the need to track, govern, and optimize cloud usage and spend will become more critical. Cloud users have a number of options available to make it easier to keep their environment in control, including cloud service providers’ native tools, in-house and custom-built solutions, and third-party management solutions. This guide ...

With This Guide, You’ll learn: An understanding of cloud security’s shared responsibility model and who the Center for Internet Security (CIS) is. The CIS’ three core recommendations, which include identity and access management, logging and monitoring, and networking. Sample security controls across Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. Additional security considerations, such ...

With This Guide, You’ll learn: How AWS, Microsoft Azure, and GCP compare in their security offerings, including the major strengths and weaknesses of each provider. The difference between security in the cloud and security in on-premises infrastructure, and who to blame when cloud security fails. Common cloud security myths we hear most often from businesses ...

Security for applications in the cloud is vastly different from security in traditional data centers. For many organizations, misconfigurations are one of the most common sources of data breaches in the cloud. The uniqueness of cloud infrastructure requires security teams to rethink security practices across asset management, compliance, change management, issue investigation, and incident response, ...

With This Guide, You’ll learn: A deep dive into the security and availability requirements for SOC 2 compliance. How CloudHealth helps support SOC 2 compliance around capacity monitoring and forecasting through increased visibility into performance and utilization data. How CloudHealth’s Activity Feed and Notification Dashboard support SOC 2 compliance around asset inventory and ownership tracking. ...