Show Notes
In this episode, Franz Fiorim, field CTO at Trend Micro, explains how Trend Vision One consolidates multiple cloud security tools across AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle Cloud, and Alibaba Cloud to streamline management, automate controls, and reduce integration overhead. Joining him are Nick Espinosa, host of the Deep Dive Radio Show, and Jason Shockey, CSO at Cenlar FSB. Want to know: Why do organizations still struggle with cloud visibility despite years of cloud adoption? How does Trend Micro reconcile security visibility with privacy laws across different jurisdictions? What security frameworks does Trend Micro use to measure and define acceptable risk? How does cyber risk quantification tie technical security metrics to business impact analysis? What questions help determine the financial impact of potential security incidents? How long does implementation take for fully cloud versus hybrid environments? What safeguards prevent overdependence on a single security vendor? Where does Trend Micro draw the line between automated decision-making and human oversight? How does Trend Micro protect AI infrastructure and prevent sensitive data exposure in prompts? Huge thanks to our sponsor, Trend Micro
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