Cloud adoption has become a top-order priority and to keep it useful, cloud security needs an update. Experts recommend security include several areas of threat control
Data security threats have been the biggest reason for concern for cloud adoption. Last year, five major cloud services cyberattack exposed over 25 billion information records that included both private and privileged data.
Over 100 million consumer credit applications were out in the open because of a permissive firewall server. Analysis revealed that the cyberattacks had occurred due to configuration changes, although small, and had resulted in potential cyber threats.
Enterprises have been keen on cloud adoption without giving equal importance to cloud security. It has caused many organizations with unprotected data and assets to face cyber threats. Technology experts ask companies to work on security strategies that could identify such changes and warn them about potential threats.
More recently, cloud security has been shifted to top-order priority. With several new, efficient cloud security solutions, enterprises have the liberty to choose more advanced solutions with enhanced capabilities. Today, cloud security includes several areas of threat control.
Access security is one of the foremost solutions that protect individual or group access across categories. These Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASB) solutions are not required to adapt to any access changes across the cloud environment.
Full article: Have Enterprises Established a Holistic Cloud Security Ability?
On 1st November, AusNet Services, Australian natural gas transmission company, announced that it has agreed to a binding takeover deal from a consortium including Brookfield Asset Management in a deal that values the business at A$10.2 billion (USD 7.7 billion).
AusNet also added that rival bidder APA Group was free to make a better counter-offer.AusNet, the energy infrastructure firm said it its statement that Brookfield’s latest offer values tha firm at A$2.65 a share (USD 1.99).
The offer from Brookfield was more than APA’s a more complex A$2.60 per share (USD 1.95) offer in late September.The company also announced that it has ended APA’s due diligence access after entering the binding agreement with Brookfield.
AusNet also added that APA was looking to increase the cash component of the deal after it was reported that Brookfield may revise their own offer.AusNet statement said, “APA did not indicate that it would be able to offer a full cash alternative or the value level at which any improvement to its indicative proposal could be made.”APA described AusNet as "highly attractive," however, there was no comment from the company whether a new bid will be send for AusNet or not.
APA is the largest natural gas infrastructure business in Australia and the company is looking to create a regional champion of gas distribution.
APA sent a bid of A$9.66 billion (USD 7.25 billion) in late September and it was topped by Brookfield’s A$10.2 billion (USD 7.7 billion) bid.AusNet said in its statement, “APA didn’t indicate that it would be able to offer a full cash alternative or the value level at which any improvement to its indicative proposal could be made.
Here’s how Google’s new algorithm changes can impact your page rankings, as well as the practical steps you can take to stay on top.Here is the list of what we will discuss:Google has decided to update its algorithm in 2021 to add a factor known as Page Experience.This covers existing Google Search signals like mobile-friendliness, safe browsing, HTTPS, and intruding crevice guidelines.It also covers metrics in Google’s web fundamentals to do with a site’s loading speed, interrelations, and visual stability.For site owners and others, knowing these signals and making the important changes should be important.Among the steps to take are optimizing for mobile, enhancing page speeds, CTAs, and alt text for images.To know more please visit:https://www.sequoiaitservices.com/post/google-page-experience-update-is-all-set-to-launch-in-may-2021-latest-google-updates
