The 2016 State of the Cloud Survey stated that 95% of respondents are using the cloud. Cloud computing continues to rapidly grow and evolve, but that means cloud security becomes more and more critical. IT managers will need to continue protecting themselves and their organizations, enable innovation, data access and flexibility. Here are some cloud security tips you can focus on to prevent cloud security threats in your organizations.

October is Non-Contact Rapid Temperature Detection Solutions month at ATS! This month we are focusing on temperature solutions to protect you and your office from the COVID-19 pandemic and from the upcoming flu season. These solutions will help you transition back to the office more smoothly, and will give truthful and accurate results. A lot of companies are relying on employees to self-assess their temperature, which can lead to inaccurate results and put the office at risk. The solutions we offer can avoid this, as well as offer some other security aspects.

Last month, ATS had a customer Zoom discussion focused on remote worker strategies – what they are doing, what they are planning, and what the options out there are. We had Ed Cichone, Sales Director at VMware, discuss these topics followed by Stuart Appleby to give us and our customers some pointers on putting. Stuart began with a quote that I think many of our customers can relate to.

Many organizations have transitioned, or are beginning to transition, to cloud-based workloads with multiple devices on a single network. This can make it difficult to keep track of all assets, and many organizations have not implemented an updated system for this process. The COVID-19 pandemic has only complicated this at the moment with a mass remote working deployment, leaving inventory chaotic and confusing.

An IT asset management (ITAM) program can help with cost savings, compliance requirements and regulating secure environments. Without an ITAM, it can lead to vulnerabilities in your network, because how can you protect it if you don’t know what you’re securing?