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Nearly 46 per cent of organisations in India store most of their sensitive data in the cloud, according to the \"2022 Thales Cloud Security Report<\/a>\", conducted by 451 Research, part of S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Despite their increasing prevalence and use, businesses share common concerns about the increasing complexity of cloud services<\/a> with 40 per cent of IT professionals from India agreeing that it is more complex to manage privacy and data protection in the cloud.
\"Multi-Cloud<\/a> environments are becoming the new norm for businesses in India. The journey to the cloud is also becoming more complex. Businesses are still learning and adapting to the security challenges of operating in the multi-cloud ecosystem,\" said Ashish Saraf, VP and Country Director-India, Thales.
\"It is important for organisations to constantly adapt to this rapidly changing environment and stay on top of the evolving trends of the industry,\" he added.
Despite security concerns, cloud adoption however continues to grow across India and the globe.
In 2021, organisations worldwide were using an average amount of 110 software as a service (SaaS) applications, compared with just eight in 2015.
Currently, multi-cloud adoption is accelerating with 72 per cent of organizations globally using multiple Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS<\/a>) providers - a significant jump from 57 per cent last year.
Cyber attacks<\/a> also present an ongoing risk to cloud applications and data.
When it comes to securing data in multi-cloud environments, IT professionals from India view encryption as a critical security control.
\"Nearly 65 per cent of respondents cited encryption and 56 per cent stated key management as the security technologies they currently use to protect sensitive data in the cloud,\" the report mentioned.
However, when asked what percentage of their data in the cloud is encrypted, only one in 10 of respondents said between 81-100 per cent is encrypted, the report added.
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近46%的组织在印度大部分的敏感数据存储在云端,根据“2022泰利斯云安全报告”,由451年的研究中,标普全球市场情报的一部分。
尽管他们越来越流行和使用、企业共同的担忧增加的复杂性云服务从印度40%的IT专业人员同意,这是更复杂的管理云中的隐私和数据保护。
”多重云环境是企业在印度成为新的标准。云计算之旅也变得更加复杂。学习和适应企业仍在多重云生态系统经营的安全挑战,”副总裁和国家Director-India Saraf说,泰利斯公司。
“重要的是组织不断适应这个快速变化的环境,保持行业的发展趋势,”他补充道。
尽管安全问题,然而云采用持续增长在印度和世界各地。
2021年,全球组织使用平均金额为110软件作为服务(SaaS)应用程序,而在2015年只有8个。
目前,采用多重云加速了全球72%的组织使用多个“基础架构即服务”(IaaS)供应商-一个重要的从去年的57%。
网络攻击还存在一个持续的云应用程序和数据的风险。
时保护数据在多重云环境中,来自印度的it专业人士认为加密是一个关键的安全控制。
”近65%的受访者认为加密和56%表示密钥管理作为他们目前使用的安全技术来保护敏感数据在云中,”这份报告提到。
然而,当被问及比例的云中的数据是加密的,只有一个在10 81至81之间的受访者表示是加密的,报告补充说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Nearly 37 per cent of Indian organizations have experienced a Cloud-based data breach or failed audit in the past 12 months, up from the previous year (33 per cent), a new report showed on Wednesday.
Nearly 46 per cent of organisations in India store most of their sensitive data in the cloud, according to the \"2022 Thales Cloud Security Report<\/a>\", conducted by 451 Research, part of S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Despite their increasing prevalence and use, businesses share common concerns about the increasing complexity of cloud services<\/a> with 40 per cent of IT professionals from India agreeing that it is more complex to manage privacy and data protection in the cloud.
\"Multi-Cloud<\/a> environments are becoming the new norm for businesses in India. The journey to the cloud is also becoming more complex. Businesses are still learning and adapting to the security challenges of operating in the multi-cloud ecosystem,\" said Ashish Saraf, VP and Country Director-India, Thales.
\"It is important for organisations to constantly adapt to this rapidly changing environment and stay on top of the evolving trends of the industry,\" he added.
Despite security concerns, cloud adoption however continues to grow across India and the globe.
In 2021, organisations worldwide were using an average amount of 110 software as a service (SaaS) applications, compared with just eight in 2015.
Currently, multi-cloud adoption is accelerating with 72 per cent of organizations globally using multiple Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS<\/a>) providers - a significant jump from 57 per cent last year.
Cyber attacks<\/a> also present an ongoing risk to cloud applications and data.
When it comes to securing data in multi-cloud environments, IT professionals from India view encryption as a critical security control.
\"Nearly 65 per cent of respondents cited encryption and 56 per cent stated key management as the security technologies they currently use to protect sensitive data in the cloud,\" the report mentioned.
However, when asked what percentage of their data in the cloud is encrypted, only one in 10 of respondents said between 81-100 per cent is encrypted, the report added.
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