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Following a six-day Vegas experience, I thought it would be interesting to reflect on all the insight and knowledge gained from almost a week of eating, sleeping, and breathing cloud security. As one of the youngest Black Hat 2019 attendees, my point of view was quite unbiased and unsuspecting as I had never attended a security event before – let alone one of the biggest events in the country.
In today's cloud-first world, organizations have been utilizing infrastructure as a service (IaaS) to better benefit their operations. Using tools like AWS, GCP, or Azure allows organizations to focus on business growth, as well as gain flexibility, scalability, and cost savings. While using IaaS does bring various advantages, it can also breed data leakage concerns. In our latest Glass Class, we expand on some key items that must be considered for data protection when adopting IaaS.
Over the last 18 years, I have been to more than 40 SKO events in cybersecurity for numerous companies as either a sponsor or an attendee. Bitglass has certainly raised the bar with its emphasis on company culture and the importance of teamwork. As the company continues to rapidly expand, its commitment to foster a strong workforce was easily seen through this past SKO's activities.