Cloud computing has become an integral part of India’s thriving startup ecosystem. The pandemic accelerated the need for cloud infrastructure like AWS, Azure, GCP, etc, and companies quickly grasped it to remain agile, maintain and optimise their immense data. Doing so enabled them to scale quickly and focus on their business models rather than spending months figuring out their technology infrastructure and operational processes.
The shifting trends have given rise to an era of cloud-native startups. As per a report by Research and Markets, the cloud infrastructure market in India was valued at INR 301.40 billion in 2020 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 29 percent through 2021-25, increasing to INR 1,169.23 billion in value by 2025. But alongside this tremendous growth comes challenges, particularly when it comes to information security.
New-age companies often struggle with a vulnerable infrastructure and application landscape, which stems from them having limited control over it. While larger organisations have dedicated teams managing their information security, early-stage and growth-stage startups don’t have that. But that doesn’t deter customers from expecting…
