
Cloud Shared Responsibility Model: Who Fixes What
The provider secures the cloud infrastructure itself, while you remain liable for every configuration error and data leak within your tenant.
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The provider secures the cloud infrastructure itself, while you remain liable for every configuration error and data leak within your tenant.

Landing zones prevent configuration drift but introduce architectural complexity that slows initial deployment and masks underlying policy failures.

The network boundary has dissolved, meaning your security posture now depends entirely on verifying who or what is making every single request.

Data leaves your cloud environment through legitimate application logic, not just broken firewalls, making traditional perimeter defence largely ineffective against modern theft.

Translating security rules into machine-readable scripts prevents configuration drift and removes human error from cloud deployments.

Missing logs destroy forensic timelines, forcing teams to reconstruct attacker movements from incomplete network traces and memory dumps rather than audit trails.