Hybrid, multi-cloud adoption is only growing, and with it, an increasing number of data, applications, and workloads are moving to cloud. As more employees work from home and interactions shift from in-person to online, cloud usage is expected to hit a new high.
To keep critical business information safe, security analysts need complete visibility into their entire IT ecosystem—networks, applications, and activities—running on premises and in the cloud. They need the ability to detect threats in real time, identify the use of unauthorised cloud services, and gain clear visibility into whether their cloud accounts and resources are properly configured to maintain security.
The IBM Security QRadar security information and event management (SIEM) solution offers deep integrations with multiple cloud services, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Salesforce.com, Microsoft Office 365, IBM Cloud®, and more.
Learn more about how the QRadar solution can help you secure your cloud environment in this whitepaper.
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