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Thales 2025 Global Cloud Security Study Reveals Organizations Struggle to Secure Expanding, AI-Driven Cloud Environments
- The 2025 Thales Global Cloud Security Study shows that 64 percent of organizations rank cloud security among their top five concerns, with 17 percent marking it as their top priority.
- Despite the concern, 85 percent of organizations store over 40 percent of their sensitive data in the cloud, yet only 8 percent encrypt more than 80 percent of this data.
- Human error is the leading cause of cloud breaches, with 68 percent of respondents noting an increase in attacks using stolen credentials.
- Sebastien Cano, Thales' Senior VP for Cyber Security Products, stated that 'security strategies haven't kept pace with adoption,' illustrating the disconnect between security measures and current technological needs.
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85% of tech firms store sensitive data in the Cloud, only 8% encrypt it properly
64% of organisations ranked cloud security among their top five concerns, and 17 per cent identified it as their number one priority. These numbers make cloud security one of the most urgent cybersecurity issue of 2025
The Daily News
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85% of expertise corporations hold delicate info within the Cloud, simply 8% safe it successfully
Imagine conserving your entire life in an digital storage locker– photos, e-mails, financial paperwork, job paperwork– and after that turning over the secrets and techniques to any individual else. That, basically, is what numerous providers across the globe do every day once they relocate their procedures to the cloud. But beneath’s the difficulty: even if the cloud is presently the muse of up to date life and job, the protection shielding it s…
Global Security Mag Online
Global Security Mag OnlineThales publishes the results of its 2025 Cloud Security Study. The S&P Global Market Intelligence 451 Research survey revealed that AI-specific security has quickly become a top priority for businesses, now second only to cloud security. More than half (52%) of respondents said that investment in AI security is a priority over other security needs, a development in how organizations allocate budgets in response to the accelerated adoption of AI.…
Thales 2025 Global Cloud Security Study Reveals Organisations Struggle to Secure Expanding, AI-Driven Cloud Environments
Thales released the findings of its 2025 Cloud Security Study conducted by S&P Global Market Intelligence 451 Research, revealing that AI-specific security has rapidly emerged as a top enterprise priority,…
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