When your organization handles sensitive information, it must be done safely and securely. Various regulatory standards apply to processing this information throughout its lifecycle, from acceptance to transmission and storage to appropriate use. With the advent and widespread adoption of the cloud, cloud computing compliance must be considered at every stage of preparing your cloud infrastructure.

By following the frameworks, which collectively describe established best practices for information security implementations, an organization's cloud services become more robust and reliable. The organization's legal and financial liability is minimized in the event of a security breach. But in the case of fast-growing organizations that need to get to market quickly or struggle to prove to investors and other stakeholders the viability of their product or service, cloud data compliance is at best considered an obstacle or, at worst, overlooked, despite being a critical factor in an organization's long-term viability.

COVID-19 has caused a fundamental shift in assumptions about enterprise architecture. Overnight, many organizations had to change their cloud infrastructure strategy. Companies around the world spent a similar $34.6 billion, up about 11%.

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