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Why SLA gaps should not hinder cloud innovation Original

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By Ashley Barker, Irfan Ahmed
| Computer Weekly Verified
As cloud adoption accelerates, organisations rely on Service Level Agreements (SLAs) to define expectations around availability, security, and performance, to access and process data or service use. Yet SLAs often lag behind innovation. For CTOs and CISOs, this misalignment is a strategic risk and they need to work out how to innovate securely when infrastructure guarantees do not reflect the complexity or criticality of modern digital services.
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Cyber companies need a best practice approach to major incidents.

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By Andy Bridden, Ashley Barker
| Computer Weekly Verified
The Computer Weekly Security Think Tank panel considers incident response in the wake of the July CrowdStrike incident, sharing their views on what CrowdStrike got wrong, what it did right, and next steps By Andy Bridden and Ashley Barker, PA Consulting Published: 27 Sep 2024 Cyber security companies have made global headlines recently with a series of significant incidents which caused widespread disruption.
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How to Proactively Remediate Rising Web Application Threats

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By Ashley Barker, James Coker Verified, Cyril HazizaCiso
| Infosecurity Magazine Verified
The volume of web applications used by businesses has continuously grown in recent years, making these apps a tempting target for cyber threat actors. It is estimated that over 2 billion web apps worldwide are at risk of cyber-attack. Unfortunately, protecting constantly changing web applications across an organization is a significant challenge for security teams, and it is often impossible to know where to start in mitigating these risks.
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