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Beyond the Numbers: How Do You Keep Your Company Safe in the Cloud?

Trip Hillman and Kyle Morris of Weaver discuss how companies can maintain compliance and security as cloud adoption accelerates across industries. The conversation addresses common misconceptions about the cloud and practical strategies businesses can use to manage risk. Cloud technology has fundamentally changed how organizations scale and operate, but it introduces new compliance and security challenges.

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Key takeaways

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Cloud adoption has transformed business scalability but introduces new compliance and security responsibilities.

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Companies must implement proactive risk management strategies to stay compliant in cloud environments.

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Understanding shared responsibility models between cloud providers and businesses is critical to maintaining security.

Trip Hillman and Kyle Morris join Weaver: Beyond the Numbers this week to talk about how companies can maintain compliance in today’s “cloud offering” society.

To the average user, there is still much uncertainty about the cloud. However, it has revolutionized business capabilities. It has allowed companies to scale without having to invest time and start-up dollars in pricey machinery and server rooms. Companies can also access the cutting-edge technology of huge corporations on a small business budget.

A lot of companies store information in the cloud whether it be email, document storage or data. There are cloud considerations for every company; Hillman and Morris explain on the podcast why it’s so important that all businesses understand their security posture and maintain a compliance program.

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Shelby Skrhak

Host, Weaver: Beyond the Numbers

Shelby Skrhak is a podcast host and content creator known for hosting Weaver: Beyond the Numbers, a business and finance podcast. She covers topics ranging from cybersecurity and cloud compliance to financial strategy and business operations. Skrhak brings complex professional topics to general business audiences through accessible interview-style programming.

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Trip Hillman

Partner, Risk Advisory Services

Weaver

Trip Hillman is a risk advisory partner at Weaver with expertise in cybersecurity, cloud compliance, and IT risk management. He advises companies on maintaining regulatory compliance as they adopt cloud-based technologies and infrastructure.

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Kyle Morris

Partner, Risk Advisory Services

Weaver

Kyle Morris is a risk advisory professional at Weaver who specializes in cloud security and compliance frameworks. He helps organizations navigate the challenges of securing data and meeting compliance requirements in cloud environments.