Previously, we took a look at Google Team Drives, what are they, and the value they bring to organizations wanting to take advantage of today’s powerful collaboration tools for employees.  We started looking at a few best practices organizations can use to outline a migration to Team Drives, and how can they begin to perform the initial evaluation of resources to migrate.  

Best Practices. Part I

In today’s highly connected and collaborative world, organizations are recognizing the benefits of empowering employees and teams with the tools that make collaboration in this high-tech age possible. Many public cloud technology offerings help to eliminate the complexities of being able to allow team members to collaborate despite different geographical locations, sites, or other physical boundaries. Shared storage became a staple for organizations of every size. Google Team Drives is one of the premier collaboration cloud storage spaces.

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Today, Spinbackup announces the launch of its ICO campaign to sell its own digital tokens (SPIN tokens). Initial Coin Offering (ICO) will help build two ultimate solutions: Blockchain Single Sign On for G Suite and Office 365 as data leak protection, and Cloud-to-Blockchain Backup for G Suite and Office 365 to a decentralized storage for data loss protection.

Spinbackup is a premier Cloud-to-Cloud Backup Cloud Cybersecurity solutions provider for G Suite and Office 365. The company is an authorized Google Partner featured on the G Suite Marketplace, and an Advanced Technology Partner of Amazon.

A crucial part of cloud security involves managing user identities, their permissions, and resources they have access to.  This can be an extremely challenging task for organizations who may have users accessing public cloud resources from a number of different devices and networks. Additionally, organizations may be utilizing multiple clouds and managing access across all of those public clouds. Most public cloud vendors today provide cloud Identity and Access Management (IAM) frameworks to help facilitate and secure users’ identities and access to resources.

Today, organizations are placing more data as well as infrastructure in the public cloud. Public cloud has made it possible for organizations to be much more efficient, agile, and to integrate new technologies much more quickly. However, with all the benefits that public cloud brings to the table in regard to features and functionality, there are concerns when we think about the security of public cloud data and the accessibility of public cloud data when it exists in someone else’s data center.

In today’s world of hybrid cloud infrastructures using both on-premise resources as well as public cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) or Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), the security boundary lines are being blurred for organizations taking advantage of public cloud resources. While hosting infrastructure both on-premise and in the public cloud, organizations have to address cyber security concerns as well as enforce compliance of on-premise network security policies with infrastructure that lives in the cloud.

In this article we will learn how to address and effectively respond to major enterprise cybersecurity threats. Today, cyber security incidents lead to significant damage, alarming organizations of all types and  sizes in different geographic locations. In 2017 the following primary sectors, increasingly turning to cloud, file-sharing services, and big data technology, top the list of  the most high-target industry verticals vulnerable to cyber-attacks: