CIO:

Manage Cloud Inventory Unless you have a comprehensive view of the cloud assets you possess, you cannot secure them. Discover and govern all the resources in your cloud landscape centrally.

Manage Security Posture Real-Time Monitor cloud security status real-time. Identify the threats and assess vulnerabilities continuously. Define security governance guardrails and continuously detect the violations.

Leverage Intelligent Automation Modern IT landscapes with several hybrid & multi-cloud services are too complex to secure manually. Benefit from AI-powered anomaly detection, recommendations based on best-practices, and actionable insights on security trends.

Reduce Risks with Least Privilege Policy Gain deeper visibility into who has access to what service and whether these accesses are used for the right reasons

Transform Compliance into a Strategic Advantage Do not view Compliance as a tactical check-box exercise. Focus on not only achieving compliance but also staying compliant continuously.

CTO: Achieve Outcomes Such As 50% REDUCTION IN CLOUD COSTS 60% INCREASE IN CLOUD OPERATIONS EFFICIENCY 100%

COMPLIANCE TO STANDARDS Increase the Cloud Uptime by Modernizing Operations Modern digital businesses cannot afford even a few minutes of cloud downtime. Simplify operations, automate repetitive tasks, and enable self-healing.

Optimize Cloud Costs Curtail avoidable cloud costs with deeper visibility, and continuous discovery of inefficient resources. Build a culture of cost accountability.

Hedge Against Cloud Security Risks Innovation pursuits and security defense don’t have to be mutually exclusive anymore. Detect configuration drifts, anomalies, and fix them automatically.

Transform Compliance into a Strategic Advantage Do not view Compliance as a tactical check-box exercise. Focus on not only achieving compliance but also staying compliant continuously.

Champion Enterprise-wide Agility Empower users with self-service models powered by business workflows to innovate faster, all while working within the enterprise guardrails.

Compliance Officer:

Assure Compliance from Day One Automatically discover resources and their compliance posture against relevant standards and regulations such as HIPAA, PCI, FedRAMP, NIST, ISO, CIS, or customer standards. Detect and correct violations.

Be an Innovation Enabler Automate, govern, and monitor compliance continuously. Thus, confidently manage risks and support corporate innovation.

Leverage Data and Analytics Perform regulatory tasks more effectively with real-time data and AI-powered recommendations.

Transform Compliance into a Strategic Advantage Eliminate redundancies, automate, and save money for potential innovation. Steer away from non-compliance business damage.

Present Timely Reports to the Auditors and Management Team Benefit from readily available compliance reports to comply with standards, laws, and regulations.

IT Director:

Ensure a Successful, Cost-effective Transition to Cloud Successful cloud adoption requires a razor sharp focus as a single misstep can become costly and time consuming. Set up preventive and retrospective guardrails.

Prevent Cloud Architectural Drifts Baseline cloud infrastructure architecture configurations pertaining to operations, security, and compliance. Continuously monitor and detect the drifts, and fix them.

Modernize Cloud Operations Simplify operations, automate repetitive tasks, and enable self-healing. On-board any new cloud service tied to governance using a unique Connector Less approach. Benefit from a rich repository of automation templates.

Design a Robust Security and Compliance Model Bolting security on as an afterthought can be disastrous. Instead, make continous security and compliance part of the cloud lifecycle.

Establish Cloud Best Practices Across the Company Define, enforce, and track standards and best practices to continuously run optimized, secure, and compliant cloud.

Aim for Seamless Compatibility with Different Tools Save significant amount of time and money by using readily available integration with ITSM and Enterprise IT tools.

Private cloud computing is also being exploited, especially where intellectual property (and the desire not to share infrastructure), control, regulatory or compliance concerns, security, performance, and cost of service delivery are differentiated. In those cases, private clouds that run on-premises, in colocation facilities or at provider facilities can offer some of the same benefits as public cloud computing.

8 steps to effective multi-cloud cost management

The benefits of using multiple cloud services are clear. Besides tapping the best capabilities of each cloud service provider, enterprises can also hedge against potential vendor lock-in and enable redundancy in their cloud infrastructure. That said, managing multiple cloud services can be a challenge when it comes to monitoring costs, service uptimes and keeping tabs on data that is being held in multiple locations.