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Originally published by Orca Security. Written by Vini Mostovoy and Deborah Galea. If your organization processes credit card payments, you are probably familiar with PCI DSS, a compliance mandate that was initially established in 2004. However, with the increasing adoption of cloud computing, more organizations are storing and processing credit card information in the cloud.
If your organization processes credit card payments, you are probably familiar with PCI DSS, a compliance mandate that was initially established in 2004. However, with the increasing adoption of cloud computing, more organizations are storing and processing credit card information in the cloud. This presents new compliance challenges since securing cloud environments requires a totally different approach than on-premise environments.
Compliance is too often seen as a burden or necessary evilas compared to other components of cloud security risk management. While compliance is often difficult, the idea of it being somehow less important is, of course, inaccurate. That said, cloud compliance can be challenging. Compliance can be fragmented and separate from cloud security teams responsible for risk management, resulting in a lack of cohesion, efficiency, and friction.
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