A thought about when these big bugs occur, and bounties are awarded, they can't look too great.
I wonder if it's because Google was hit with more issues because they started doing cloud apps a bit before microsoft, amazon, etc.
The example that comes to mind is Gmail and it's rapid growth and issues it learned to sort out while it was becoming workspace.
No cloud is perfect, however I have heard different clouds have different maturity levels in certain areas of their security.
Something to always think about when using the cloud, which is someone else's computer.
If something goes wrong at the Cloud provider you'd have to deal with securing it some how moving forward anyways, so why not when selecting a cloud and trying to be hybrid cloud, or cloud agnostic.
I wonder if it's because Google was hit with more issues because they started doing cloud apps a bit before microsoft, amazon, etc.
The example that comes to mind is Gmail and it's rapid growth and issues it learned to sort out while it was becoming workspace.
No cloud is perfect, however I have heard different clouds have different maturity levels in certain areas of their security.
Something to always think about when using the cloud, which is someone else's computer.
If something goes wrong at the Cloud provider you'd have to deal with securing it some how moving forward anyways, so why not when selecting a cloud and trying to be hybrid cloud, or cloud agnostic.