People are no longer in charge of their cybersecurity. Cloud apps are the culprit
With the advent of remote work, companies – including those in legacy industries – have been forced to adopt SaaS (software as a service) and cloud tools to stay competitive and agile. Modern, cloud-based platforms like Zoom, Slack, Salesforce have become critical to enable knowledge workers to collaborate efficiently from their homes. As beneficiaries of this tailwind, public cloud hosting providers like AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud have seen phenomenal success. According to Gartner, the spend on cloud providers is forecasted to increase to $178 billion in 2022 from $141 billion in 2021.
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