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    Public Cloud and Generative AI boost data security needs

    By Fiona XuJanuary 2, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    • As organisations migrate to public clouds and adopt generative AI, the demand for Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) solutions has surged.
    • Companies like Zscaler are addressing data security challenges by providing comprehensive solutions that protect data both in transit and at rest.

    What happened: The growing importance of data security in cloud adoption

    As organisations increasingly migrate to public cloud environments and adopt generative AI technologies, the demand for Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) solutions has surged. A significant challenge arises as many businesses struggle to track the location and status of their data, leaving it vulnerable to breaches. Companies like Zscaler are stepping in to address these issues, having introduced DSPM solutions that secure data both in transit and at rest.

    Zscaler’s comprehensive approach allows organisations to define sensitive data once and apply the same security measures across multiple platforms, ensuring robust protection across emails, applications, and cloud environments. This shift highlights the growing recognition of data security as a critical component of modern cloud strategies.

    Also read: How public cloud scalability transforms business growth in the digital age
    Also read: A guide to achieving effective public cloud interoperability

    Why it is important

    The rise of DSPM is not merely a response to technological advancements; it reflects a fundamental change in how businesses approach data management and security. As the landscape evolves, organisations are realising that traditional methods of securing data—primarily focused on preventing data exfiltration—are no longer sufficient.

    The increasing reliance on SaaS applications and cloud services complicates visibility into data flows, making it imperative for companies to adopt more holistic security frameworks.This shift is echoed in broader industry trends where AI and cloud technologies are reshaping operational strategies. Recent reports indicate that the data security market is expanding rapidly, driven by cloud migrations and the need for sophisticated AI protections.

    Partnerships, such as that between Zscaler and AWS, illustrate the collaborative efforts to tackle these challenges effectively. By identifying “shadow” accounts—those unmanaged cloud accounts that pose significant risks—companies can gain better visibility and control over their data environments.

    Furthermore, the evolution of AI-driven security solutions promises to enhance data protection by monitoring user interactions with AI tools and preventing misuse. This proactive approach to security is essential in an era where data breaches can lead to substantial financial and reputational damage.

    Ultimately, as organisations continue to integrate generative AI and public cloud services into their operations, DSPM will be crucial in safeguarding sensitive data and maintaining trust with customers and stakeholders.

    data security Data Security Posture Management (DSPM)
    Fiona Xu

    Fiona Xu is an intern reporter at BTW Media, having studied Media Management at Hong Kong Baptist University. She specialises in tech reporting and investigative journalism. Contact her at f.xu@btw.media.

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