Running workloads in a public cloud means that your data is on somebody else’s computer. It’s crucial to apply ZeroTrust workload principles to protect the front-end and back-end systems that run your daily business operations. Whether these services’ and applications’ workloads, and their connections are on-premises or in the cloud, they pose vulnerable threat vectors that can be exploited by threat actors.
In the ZeroTrust model, You need to continuously scan, assess and monitor those applications’ and services’ workloads, against common compliance standards and vulnerability data bases to ensure compliance with the best practices and industry standards, and ensure coverage and protection against the latest vulnerability exploits and threats.
