The National Security Agency (NSA), in conjunction with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), recently released its “Top Ten Cloud Security Mitigation Strategies” for organizations to make their cloud environments more secure. The report contains a Cybersecurity Information Sheet (CSI) for each strategy, which includes MITRE ATT&CK and D3FEND mappings and cloud-specific mitigation guidance.

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The NSA and CISA have released top ten cloud security mitigation strategies to make cloud environments more secure. The guidance emphasizes the importance of identity security, contextual information, minimizing complexity, and embracing Zero Trust principles. Implementing phishing-resistant MFA is recommended, and HYPR offers solutions that meet NSA standards.

Aligning With NSA’s Cloud Security Guidance: Four Takeaways

NSA Cloud Security Guidance Takeaway #1: Cloud Security Starts With Identity Security

NSA Cloud Security Guidance Takeaway #2: Context Is King

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How Organizations Can Meet NSA Cloud Security Provisions