The Shared-Responsibility Model As a picture is worth a thousand words, so here is the infographic for the AWS shared-responsibility model; and here is the one for Microsoft Azure.

So the key question is, what should organizations be doing to make their cloud infrastructure more secure? Short answer: Take your shared responsibility seriously.

The shared responsibility model — a concept that is not unique to AWS — divvies up who is responsible for what when it comes to security.

AWS’s shared responsibility model in the genAI era Betz emphasizes that recent AI developments have not altered the core principles of the public cloud giant’s shared responsibility model.

Amazon EKS Kubernetes security vulnerability via EKS Pod Identity gives cybersecurity attacks and threat actors exposure to credentials and malicious activity, Trend Micro research report says.

An evolved shared cloud responsibility model has emerged, offering a new and more comprehensive approach to cloud management.

The AWS Shared Responsibility Model highlights AWS’s responsibility for securing the cloud, yet customers should still be obligated to manage security inside the cloud, which encompasses data ...

However, the shared responsibility model remains in place on the Azure cloud. Organizations are responsible for protecting the security of their data and identities, on-premises resources ...