It’s Microsoft Ignite this week, and I’ve got to say from a Trend Micro perspective it’s going to be our busiest Microsoft conference yet. There’s so much buzz around hybrid cloud at the moment, this will be the perfect opportunity to show current and prospective customers exactly how our flagship Deep Security platform can help unify…
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Microsoft Azure is growing and evolving in a way that customers want and need to use the cloud. Last month, Microsoft announced some phenomenal growth numbers at its Build 2016 event in San Francisco, boasting over 120,000 new Azure customer subscriptions each month. Understanding the need to help customers secure cloud workloads, we helped lead…
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It’s no longer a question of if you’re moving to the cloud, but when. Knowing which security responsibilities fall on your shoulders could be the difference between a turbulence-free journey to the cloud and an uncomfortably bumpy one. With so much to consider, it’s critically important to understand what your responsibilities are when it comes…
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Everyone seems to be looking for ways to simplify security, especially cloud security. That’s why Trend Micro has designed Azure security solutions to be as automatic, agile and flexible as Microsoft Azure itself. So it was no surprise when Microsoft chose to integrate the new Azure Security Center with Trend Micro. The Azure Security Center…
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All or nothing is a really bad strategy for securing your Microsoft Azure workloads. You need to know exactly what it is that you must secure. But you can’t do it alone. Microsoft provides robust physical security, network infrastructure, and virtualization layer. Ideally, you will match their excellence with equally robust security for your workloads,…
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All over the world, businesses are embracing cloud computing. From operational efficiency and greater business agility, to cost savings and even green IT gains, the benefits are well-known. Microsoft Azure has long been a leader when it comes to IaaS and PaaS platforms. But the cloud also requires customers and cloud service providers to take…
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In previous posts (Part 1 and Part 2), I discussed various security best practices and controls to help create a “defense in-depth” security posture in Microsoft Azure. I guess the job should be done if we have managed and implemented these properly, right? Think again. No matter what you have done, there is no such…
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In the previous post of this three-part series, I discussed security practices associated with the Azure sign-up process, role based access controls (RBAC), remote management of your systems in Azure, and network security controls. Now let’s build upon the previous post to continue to help create our “defense in-depth” security posture. You must have various…
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As you probably know, moving your workloads to the cloud doesn’t mean you’re not responsible for the security of your operating system, applications and data. Building on the security of the Azure infrastructure, this shared security responsibility starts with making sure your Azure environment is secure. As the first in a series of posts on…
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