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Protecting Data To, From and In the Cloud

December 5, 2018

Adoption of cloud computing in all forms continues to grow. Many organizations are making use of SaaS applications like Microsoft Office 365, Salesforce and workforce applications such as Dropbox and similar cloud storage and collaboration tools. In the SANS cloud security survey from 2016, 55 percent of respondents were using SaaS, and 14 percent planned to implement it in the next 12 months.1 2017 saw growth all the way around as well—as many as 70 percent of all organizations have at least one application in the cloud, and some expect annual global spending on cloud services to increase by 19.4 percent on average by 2019.2.

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Protecting Data To, From and In the Cloud