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CISA releases cloud security reference

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CISA published the second version of Cloud Security Technical Reference Architecture (TRA), which seeks to guide agencies’ secure migration to the cloud by defining and clarifying considerations for shared services, cloud migration and cloud security posture management.

https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/97893-cisa-releases-cloud-security-reference
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