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Greater security, scalability, and ease of use are top benefits of hosting networks in cloud, according to cybersecurity professionals in Cisco survey |
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Benefits of Hosting Networks in the Cloud |
| Note: | Data based on Cisco’s 2018 Security Capabilities Benchmark Study (SCBS), which surveyed 3,600 chief security officers (CSOs) and security operations (SecOps) managers from 26 countries |
Proof Point Findings:
- Cloud Computing – Computing services (e.g. servers, storage, databases, networking, software, and analytics) delivered through Internet
- Greater Security – More than half (57%) of cybersecurity professionals in Cisco survey think better data security is one of main benefits of hosting company’s networks in cloud
- Scalability – Close to half (48%) see scalability as another benefit of transferring company’s processes to cloud
- Ease of Use – 46% of respondents believe cloud services are easier to use, with 39% also saying cloud enables them to collaborate with external parties better
- Key Drivers – Include growing volume of data and business processes migrated to cloud
Business Models and Practices:
Leveraged Third-party Assets
, Collaboration Platforms
, Efficient Capital Requirements
Sector:
Cross-sector
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Date Last Updated: September 7, 2018
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