The public cloud is being rapidly incorporated by organizations, allowing them to store larger amounts of data and applications with higher uptime and reduced costs, while at the same time, introducing new security challenges.
One of the more prominent challenges is identity management and authorization. Since the beginning of cloud computing, authorization techniques in the cloud have evolved into newer models, which acknowledge the many different services that now come together to form a company’s network.
These approaches take into account the growing number of security blind spots and weak points in the cloud environment. Instead of being connected by wire within the confines of a corporate network, most of these new services are open to the internet, expanding the attack surface of the company’s infrastructure.
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