Part 4 of 4: The Cloud: Security, Audits, and the Related Ethical and Legal Responsibilities

14 Jul , 2023

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Part 4 of this 4 Part series. As persons have sprinted to move to the cloud in an attempt to shift cybersecurity liability, a perfect storm actually arose. The presenters begin with an organization’s legal and ethical responsibilities, explain the different cloud environments, and provide expert insights into how to approach a cloud audit.

Key Objectives:

• Cloud legal considerations in different sectors – from government to healthcare.

• Understanding the different cloud environments.

• Learn how cloud audits differ from other audits and what questions to ask.

 

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