Cloud-managed security systems provide more advanced and continuous threat protection than on-premises solutions. Cloud platforms don’t rely on manual software or firmware updates or suffer from degrading storage limits–and are easy to scale and manage remotely.
Implementing a cloud-based managed security platform can yield significant cost savings. By eliminating the need for costly one-time investments in hardware and software, organizations can reduce both upfront expenses and ongoing maintenance costs. Additionally, leveraging cloud-managed security platforms can enhance operational efficiency and productivity by liberating IT resources to concentrate on other strategic initiatives. With the added benefit of remote access and monitoring capabilities, organizations are able to respond promptly to security threats.
However, one of the most significant differences from traditional platforms is that cloud-managed systems are able to constantly evolve their security measures, benefitting from a broader view of emerging threats and automatically updating to defend against the latest cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
At Verkada, our security philosophy is built on robust pillars, ensuring that every product we offer is not just compliant but a step ahead in security standards. Our goal is to provide you with advanced, cutting-edge security solutions that go beyond traditional compliance frameworks, fortifying your organization against threats in the digital world and the physical.
Learn about Verkada's 360° cybersecurity approach
Because cybersecurity issues are complex, Verkada’s CISO, Kyle Randolph, has a new, on-demand webinar that outlines key cybersecurity principles organizations should implement to help protect their infrastructure and how Verkada approaches security through thoughtful product design.
Watch the webinar and gain insight into Verkada’s security and privacy pillars, including:
The Zero Trust approach to cloud-managed security
Empowering developers with secure, shift-left tooling
Encryption standards and data redundancy
Data ownership and privacy
