All news with #multi cloud security tag

🌐 Google Cloud has announced that U.S. and EU multi-region endpoints for Claude on Vertex AI are available in public preview. These endpoints pool capacity across multiple regions within a geography to dynamically route requests, improving reliability while keeping processing and data within the chosen jurisdiction. The feature supports prompt caching and automatic failover, and currently offers Opus 4.7 in preview. Enabling the capability requires a simple update to your API location identifier (for example, using us or eu).

🔗 AWS has made AWS Interconnect - multicloud generally available, providing private, resilient, high-speed connections between Amazon VPCs and other cloud providers. Google Cloud is the initial launch partner, with Microsoft Azure slated to join later in 2026. The service integrates with AWS Transit Gateway and AWS Cloud WAN to simplify scaling across VPCs and Regions, and introduces single-fee bandwidth pricing plus one free local 500 Mbps interconnect per Region starting in May.

☁️ AWS Deadline Cloud now supports creating monitors in multiple AWS Regions without requiring changes to your IAM Identity Center configuration. You can deploy render farms and place resources closer to artists and studios worldwide, and run or compare workloads across Regions to optimize rendering strategy or diversify instance types. Deadline Cloud automatically routes authentication to your IAM Identity Center instance in its primary Region, keeping identity data in place and avoiding replication.

🔁 AWS now supports IAM Identity Center multi-Region replication, enabling workforce access and supported AWS managed applications to operate from additional Regions for improved resiliency and lower latency. Administrators create a multi-Region customer-managed KMS key, replicate it to target Regions, and add those Regions in the Identity Center console. External IdP configurations (for example, Okta or Microsoft Entra ID) must be updated with new ACS and access portal URLs so both service-provider and IdP-initiated flows work. Instance-level management remains centralized in the primary Region while additional Regions provide read-only replicated configuration and local application access.

🔒 AWS announced an expanded AWS Security Hub that serves as a centralized security operations layer, aggregating risk signals from multicloud environments. The update promises near real-time risk analytics, automated analysis, and prioritized insights, and extends CSPM and Amazon Inspector capabilities to cover VMs, containers, and serverless. It also supports third-party integrations through AWS Security Hub Extended to unify visibility across vendors.

🔒 AWS Security Hub Extended is now generally available, offering a single-vendor plan that combines AWS detection services with curated partner security solutions on a pay-as-you-go or flat-rate basis. The plan consolidates procurement and billing—AWS serves as seller of record and Enterprise Support customers receive unified Level 1 support. It centralizes findings in a standard format for cross-tool visibility, reduces manual integration work, and lets organizations add or remove categories such as endpoint, identity, email, network, data, browser, cloud, AI, and security operations without long-term commitments.

🔐 Check Point has been named a Leader in the GigaOm Radar for Cloud Network Security for the third consecutive year. CloudGuard Network Security delivers an open-garden, cloud-agnostic architecture with integrations across 22 public and private cloud vendors, enabling consistent policy enforcement and centralized controls. The solution is positioned for budget-minded IT teams seeking to reduce multi-cloud complexity, maintain geographic compliance, and mitigate AI-powered cyber threats by foreign actors through consolidated visibility and automation.

🔒 Hybrid and multicloud environments have expanded the attack surface, creating operational complexity and fractured visibility across public clouds, private data centers and edge locations. Palo Alto Networks and Nutanix recommend an open, unified security layer that enforces consistent policies, provides inline east‑west visibility, and uses tag‑driven automation to ensure protections follow workloads. This approach aims to replace fragmented point solutions with cohesive, scalable defense-in-depth.

🔗 Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services have jointly previewed the Cross‑Cloud Interconnect for AWS, a managed, on‑demand service that provisions private, secure connections between Google Cloud VPCs and AWS VPCs in minutes. The collaboration is published under an open specification to enable partner contributions and wider industry adoption. Preview bandwidth begins at 1 Gbps and will scale to 100 Gbps at GA, with MACsec encryption and managed key rotation as default security controls. The offering emphasizes simplicity, quad‑redundancy, and managed operations to reduce setup from days to minutes.

🔗 AWS and Google Cloud announced a jointly engineered multicloud networking solution that integrates AWS Interconnect - multicloud with Google Cloud’s Cross-Cloud Interconnect. The collaboration introduces an open API specification to automate private, high-speed connectivity and shifts multicloud setup from physical circuits to a managed, cloud-native experience. Customers can provision dedicated bandwidth in minutes via console or API, while the service enforces quad redundancy and MACsec encryption for secure, highly available links. The APIs are published openly for other providers and partners to adopt.

🔗 AWS has opened a preview of AWS Interconnect - multicloud, a new service to create private, resilient, high-speed links between Amazon VPCs and other cloud providers. The preview launches with Google Cloud as the initial partner and a planned expansion to Microsoft Azure in 2026. It integrates with AWS Transit Gateway, AWS Cloud WAN, and Amazon VPC, and is available in five AWS Regions via the AWS Management Console. CSPs can adopt the capability through a published open API package on GitHub.

☁ IT leaders must align business goals, governance, and security to realize multicloud benefits while managing complexity. This report outlines five core challenges — including visibility, compliance, and developer productivity — and provides guidance on securing multicloud deployments. It also examines ROI strategies and a practical checklist to maximize value and efficiency.

🔐 Multicloud adoption improves flexibility but introduces security and visibility risks unless managed centrally. Establish a central authority to define strategy, enforce policies and select cross-cloud tools, while implementing unified governance backed by identity management and automation. Treat every environment as a single trust boundary, enforce least privilege, and correlate telemetry for a unified detection-and-response posture. Limit access with short-lived sessions, recording and DLP to reduce attack surface and support auditability.

🔒 AWS announced a new tenant isolation mode for AWS Lambda, enabling customers to isolate request processing per tenant or end-user invoking the same function. By providing a unique tenant identifier on invocation, Lambda routes requests to execution environments dedicated to that tenant and ensures those environments are never used for other tenants. This simplifies building multi-tenant SaaS workloads and reduces the need for custom per-tenant function routing.

🔍 A majority of CISOs want full visibility into data flows across hybrid cloud environments but often lack suitable tooling. The Gigamon study CISO Insights: Recalibrating Risk in the Age of AI, surveying 1,021 security and IT leaders including 200 CISOs in early 2025, reports that network data volumes have nearly doubled due to AI and that 86% favor combining packet and metadata. However, 97% admit they must compromise on transparency, and many distrust public cloud security.