ENHANCING THE EFFICIENCY OF BUSINESS PROCESSES THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES: SECURITY ASPECT
Abstract
The purpose of the study is to characterize the security features of enhancing the efficiency of business processes through the application of cloud technologies. It has been proven that the essence of cloud technologies in the improvement of enterprise business processes lies in their ability to provide scalable, flexible, and efficient computing resources over the Internet. It is determined that the global expansion of business requires the presence of a reliable infrastructure capable of supporting operations in various locations and time zones. Cloud technologies facilitate seamless access to data and collaboration between geographically dispersed teams, ensuring that all participants have up-to-date information and tools at their disposal, regardless of their physical location. The main security effect of applying cloud technologies in an enterprise has been identified. Cloud technologies fundamentally change the way companies access and manage IT resources, transitioning from traditional on-premises systems to services hosted on remote servers. This transition offers a multitude of advantages that directly impact the core operations and strategic initiatives of the enterprise, enhancing overall productivity, innovation, and market responsiveness. At the core of cloud technologies is the provision of on-demand access to computing resources such as servers, storage, databases, networking, software, and analytics. This on-demand model allows enterprises to easily scale their IT infrastructure depending on current needs, avoiding the initial costs and complexity of owning and maintaining physical servers and data centers. The security effect provided by cloud technologies is multifaceted and includes advanced defense mechanisms, operational resilience, and compliance with regulatory standards, which collectively contribute to creating a more secure and robust business environment
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