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Cloud Infrastructure Security Threats and Challenges in 2025

In todayu2019s cloud-first world, security breaches and misconfigurations can cost businesses more than just moneyu2014they can destroy reputation and trust. Discover the top security threats facing cloud infrastructure in 2025, from data breaches and insider threats to shadow IT and poor access controls. Learn how to proactively secure your environment and build resilient cloud frameworks.<br>

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Cloud Infrastructure Security Threats and Challenges in 2025

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  1. Cloud Infrastructure Security: Key Threats & Challenges in 2025 As businesses move rapidly to the cloud, security threats are also evolving. Understanding the most common vulnerabilities is the first step to securing your infrastructure. Read more: https://tinyurl.com/28yvvh38 Risk Mitigation Best Practices Top Cloud Security Threats Encrypt Data In- Transit & At-Rest Deploy Real-Time Monitoring Tools Data Breaches Regular Security Audits & Pen Testing Train Employees on Cloud Security Protocols Unauthorized access to sensitive data due to misconfigurations or weak encryption. Use IAM Best Practices & MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) Insecure Interfaces & APIs Biggest Challenges in Cloud Security Poorly coded APIs open the door to attackers. Visibility & Control Misconfigured Cloud Settings Lack of real-time insights into cloud usage and data movement. Human errors like open ports and improper IAM policies. Multi-Cloud Complexity Managing security policies across AWS, Azure, and GCP isn't always seamless. Insider Threats Shared Responsibility Confusion Many teams are unclear about what they’re responsible for vs. the cloud provider. Malicious or careless internal users causing data leaks. Compliance Risks Failing to meet GDPR, HIPAA, or ISO requirements due to misaligned cloud setups. DDoS Attacks Skill Shortage Overloading cloud resources to cause downtime and data loss. Lack of cybersecurity professionals with cloud expertise is widening the risk gap. Contact Us +91 9513631005 www.teleglobals.com

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