As more organisations are shifting infrastructure and services to the cloud, more are adopting a multi-cloud strategy. As more organisations are shifting infrastructure and services to the cloud, more are adopting a multi-cloud strategy.

But for all the benefits of a multi-cloud strategy, there are some challenges that come with it as well. Specifically it can be difficult to secure a multi-cloud strategy because of a lack of visibility across hosts and services. That makes it easier for hackers to find exploitable vulnerabilities within an organisation’s infrastructure and it also makes it more difficult to meet compliance mandates.

With MSOLS cloud security due diligence and road map services, we take every step to secure your multi-cloud environment with the right security solution. Our consultants, with years of cyber cloud security experience, will guide you through the seven major challenges of securing multi-cloud environments.

Public cloud does not have clear perimeters, but instead presents a fundamentally different security reality. This becomes even more challenging when adopting modern cloud approaches such as automated Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) methods, distributed server-less architectures, and ephemeral assets like Functions as a Service and containers.

Some of the advanced cloud-native security challenges and the multiple layers of risk faced by today’s cloud-oriented organisations include:

1. Increased Attack Surface
2. Lack of Visibility and Tracking
3. Ever-Changing Workloads
4. DevOps, DevSecOps and Automation
5. Granular Privilege and Key Management
6. Complex Environments
7. Cloud Compliance and Governance