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Most of our members tell us their companies are in multiple clouds. Managing security across the multi-cloud environment is incredibly challenging. Just finding the right people that know how to configure each cloud environment properly is a huge challenge let alone getting all the right security controls in place. Join us to learn more effective ways to secure your multi-cloud environment in our fourth series of the year.

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One thing has become very clear about cloud migration - it can be a huge security risk. We've seen some significant data leaks pri-marily as a result of misconfiguration of cloud components. Along with cloud migration has come the evolution of devops (notice the absence of "sec"). Suddenly developers are also network archi-tects, server experts, and security novices. This is not a good combination and leaves a lot to chance. We must do better.

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In this series we will learn about ways to avoid being the victims of poorly configured cloud workloads and unaware developers. Topics likely to be discussed in this series include:

Cloud Security & DevSecOps

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