Cisco Chambers: Cloud Security is fundamental

Chambers believes that security issues need to be integrated not only with the enterprise's IT infrastructure, but also with business processes. Kaoshaoyi, chief application Officer of Beijing 800 guest software company, which is engaged in SaaS, has the same view. "Security is never a separate part." First it must be rooted in our business strategy, and secondly it must be rooted in our technology. "Kaoshaoyi at a SaaS security meeting," he said.

With the rise of cloud computing, more and more enterprises are devoting themselves to the research of cloud computing and SaaS. Many ideas must rely on security to succeed. Anything in the future can be found on any device, anytime, anywhere on the internet, and such a state is bound to pose a security challenge to the network, and enterprises engaged in SaaS must address these issues.

Cisco has introduced new SaaS security services, including network filtering and intrusion prevention systems, to prevent growing network threats. In Chambers ' view, he is bullish on future cloud computing and SaaS trends, but still needs to address security-related issues. Domestic companies are also up and down on the issue of SaaS Security. such as 800 of customers to introduce transmission protocol encryption, URL data Access security code technology and other measures to enhance enterprise data security.

Now, no matter what device or network can be attacked by malicious software and network hackers. As SaaS-mode software slowly seizes the market for traditional software, new things tend to be marginalized by traditional events, and SaaS is no exception, and some people are not excluded from attacking SaaS security in their own interests. Professional SAAS vendors may pay more attention to security than users because the "security" of SaaS is the "rice bowl" of the manufacturer. Like shopping on the Internet, our users need to look at the vendor's user rating, and the media's reputation for professionalism and focus on SaaS. Some manufacturers only use SaaS products as a hype, which may harm the user.

     concerns about SaaS are of course justified. But in many ways, these concerns are similar to concerns about doing business on the Internet more than 10 years ago. Many companies have been concerned about the security of data and whether software vendors are trustworthy. Similarly, SaaS has to go through the same cycle to win people's trust and eventually become an important part of the real world. Now that SaaS security technology is evolving, more and more companies are beginning to accept SaaS security and reliability.