As the advancements in cloud computing continue expanding across various industries, organizations have been able ease operational processes and increase efficiency. However, these enterprises are compiling more data than ever before and storing it in the cloud, and without the proper security tools, this can increase the likelihood of a breach.
Enterprises are adopting infrastructure as a service (IaaS) en masse in pursuit of enhanced flexibility, productivity, and cost savings. These platforms allow organizations to upload and download data via custom applications, machines, scripts, and other automated processes. This simplifies and automates certain business processes; however, it can lead to security concerns when the proper tools are not put in place.
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Cloud adoption is transforming the way business is conducted on a larger scale. The integration of SaaS (software as a service) applications via the cloud is transcending individual and organizational productivity and overall employee morale. Moreover, it has enhanced efficiency, dynamism, and employee retention for organizations globally.