Specially Because 90 Percent Of Apac Organizations Will Usea Minimum Two Cloud Service Providers Csps For Strategic Reasons Like Competitive Pricing And Avoiding Vendor Lock In This Points To The Inevitable Must Begin Balance Risk Having Their Workloads Hosted Multiple Environments With Productivity Agility Gains That Computing Offers Growing Acceptance News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

SINGAPORE, Nov. 23, 2022 /PRNewswire/ In recent times despite initial cybersecurity concerns, the benefits of agility and scalability that cloud computing enables, especially during previous years' pandemic lockdowns, outweighs security and performance risk. Vladimir M. Yordanov, Senior Director of Solution Engineering for Gigamon Asia Pacific and Japan A study commissioned by Gigamon and conducted by Frost & Sullivan titled, "Cybersecurity, Visibility, and the Cloud," revealed that 53-percent of APAC organizations have over half of their enterprise workloads in the cloud, with a majority preferring a hybrid approach of combining on-premise environments with cloud infrastructure. This exacerbates visibility concerns, especially because 90-percent of APAC organizations will use a minimum of two cloud service providers (CSPs) for strategic reasons like competitive pricing and avoiding vendor lock-in. This points to the inevitable - organizations must begin to balance ....

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