SaaS Security PlaybookSecuring data and applications in the public cloud

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The SMAC Stack

SMAC is Changing the Way We Do Business

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The SMAC Stack Requires Agile Security Capabilities

• Enable movement of diverse information to more places• Variety and growth in devices, internet touch points, and access

methods• More custom mobile applications and services within the enterprise• The need to adopt standard applications for SaaS in the public

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The conversation is no longer about which applications and data will

move to the cloud, but rather which applications and data will stay on premise.

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Public Cloud Requires a Playbook

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Steps to Develop a SaaS Security Playbook

Educate your team on SaaS

Know your data and inventory

Understand how to

calculate & mitigate

risk

Define security controls

responsibility

Perform security reviews during SaaS

lifecycle

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Lessons Learned• Just as enterprise applications and data are moving to SaaS, security controls are also moving to SaaS.

• Decide which security controls will remain internally hosted and managed vs. externally hosted and externally managed.

• Carefully evaluate SaaS providers as some controls are immature and the ecosystem is evolving.

• Consider short-term contracts to allow flexibility to move to a new supplier if capabilities or roadmaps no longer align to risk tolerance.

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