Cloud-based Security Solutions: Leveraging Expertise
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In the past, many organizations avoided cloud-based applications simply because they felt that the cloud was less secure than their own facilities. But today, more and more companies are turning to the cloud for security solutions. What is driving the change? Should you consider moving to a cloud-based security solution? Listen to Cris Thomas, Strategist at Tenable Network Security (aka Space Rogue), as he discusses this change and its implications.
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