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Microsoft Azure customers worldwide can now gain access to CoreStack Cloud Compliance and Governance to take advantage of the scalability, reliability, and agility of Azure to drive application development and shape business strategies MAY 17, 2021, BELLEVUE, WA – CoreStack, a global cloud governance provider, today announced the availability of its CoreStack AI-powered, multi-cloud compliance…
May 11, 2021, BELLEVUE, WA CoreStack, a global cloud governance provider, empowering enterprises to achieve continuous and autonomous cloud governance at scale, is honored to be selected as a 2021 TiE50 Winner in the prestigious TiE50 Awards Program. This ten-year-old awards competition is a program of TiEcon, the world’s largest conference for tech entrepreneurs. CoreStack…
Cloud Compliance is critical in the digital transformation journey. It’s best that Compliance isn’t treated as a tactical check-box exercise. Instead, approach it as a strategic imperative to unlock a critical competitive advantage. To make it a reality you need to leverage automation that not only assures compliance but also reduces the cost of ensuring…
Program enables CoreStack to deliver continuous and autonomous Google Cloud compliance and governance at scale for customers May 10, 2021, BELLEVUE, WA — CoreStack, a global cloud governance provider that empowers enterprises to achieve continuous and autonomous cloud governance at scale, today announced that it has joined the Google Cloud Partner Advantage Program as a…
BELLEVUE, WA— May 6, 2021 — CoreStack, a global cloud governance provider that empowers enterprises to achieve continuous and autonomous cloud governance at scale, today announced that it was named the winner of Gold Stevie® Award in the 2021 Annual American Business Awards® in the Cloud Infrastructure category in the 19th Annual American Business Awards. This…
In the previous blog post (part 6 of the cloud governance series), we discussed cloud access governance. In this blog, we talk about the fifth pillar of OSCAR Governance framework which is Cloud Resource Governance. Resource consistency is one of the fundamental steps to consider for cloud governance. It is important to organize cloud assets…
In the previous blog post (part 5 of the cloud governance series), we discussed cloud cost governance. In this blog, we discuss the fourth pillar OSCAR Governance framework – Cloud Access Governance. Controlling and regularly reviewing who has access to what is not just an enterprise security mandate. It is a critical compliance necessity. Sarbanes-Oxley…
Infrastructure and environments are needed by development organizations to support their own build and release process. An IT practice like Infrastructure as Code (IaC) allows you to codify and manage underlying IT infrastructure as software to enable developers or operations (DevOps) teams to automatically manage, monitor and provision resources, rather than manually configuring discrete hardware…
In the previous blog post (part 4 of the cloud governance series), we discussed cloud security governance. In this blog, we discuss the third pillar of OSCAR Governance framework – Cloud Cost Governance. A widely pervasive myth about the cloud is that it always saves money. Most organizations enthusiastically begin their cloud journey with a…
In the previous blog post (part 3 of the Cloud Governance series), we discussed Cloud Operations governance. In this article, we discuss the second pillar of our OSCAR Governance framework – Cloud Security. In our customer conversations, we often hear that the most significant security challenges CISOs face are: Rapid migration to the cloud resulting…
In the previous blog post – part 2 of the cloud governance series – we introduced the OSCAR Cloud Governance Model. We also discussed about an important component of cloud governance i.e. Cloud Visibility. In this blog, we will talk about the first pillar of our OSCAR Governance framework which is ‘Cloud Operations’ and how…
Enterprises are increasingly using various cloud platforms, each geared at providing differentiated value. Irrespective of the cloud platform, there are common pillars and principles that guide enterprises in defining, building, and enforcing cloud guardrails for efficient governance. Cloud Operations, Security, Cost, Access, and Resource consistency form the core pillars of cloud governance. We call this…
Exciting News: CoreStack Achieves Microsoft Solutions Partner Designation with Certified Azure Software