"Knowledge is the best defense against the unknown." In our multi-cloud setup, keeping the team sharp on security was non-negotiable. Here’s what worked: 📅 Regular Training Sessions: We scheduled monthly workshops tailored to current threats and platform-specific security features. 📖 Real-World Scenarios: By analyzing real breaches and their consequences, the team learned practical applications of security measures. 🏅 Continuous Learning Culture: We encouraged certifications like AWS Certified Security or Google Cloud Security Engineer to stay ahead in multi-cloud security. #cloud #cloudcomputing #datacenters

To educate your team on security risks in a multi-cloud infrastructure, start with comprehensive training sessions that cover key concepts and best practices. Utilize engaging formats like workshops and interactive simulations to enhance understanding. 📚🔒 Encourage a culture of continuous learning by sharing regular updates on security threats and mitigation strategies. Implement team discussions to foster collaboration and problem-solving. Empowering your team with knowledge will strengthen your security posture. 💡🤝

Dealing with security related stuff in cloud computing comes with its own merits but if we are including multi clouds then it will makes thing much more complex. to deal with security we must be having the repository scanners at place which can scan the used 3rd party libraries, passing credentials without encryption -decryption , handling customer data, network access etc should be monitored and vulnerabilities have to be highlighted at the module level and action has to be taken immediately. Team have to get trained wrt to importance of security, new updates about security and features with risk involve it. developer team mush be using the updated tools to avoid some risk involve with older packages.