Cloud Tenant

The cloud has revolutionised the way companies operate their IT infrastructures. Cloud tenants play a crucial role in this and have become a central part of many organisations' business strategy. We take a closer look at cloud tenant management and why it is critical to the security of your business environment.

Before we look at management, let's first clarify what exactly a cloud tenant is. A cloud tenant refers to a virtual container or instance in the cloud that is assigned to a specific organisation or customer. Resources such as virtual machines, databases and applications can be operated within this container. Cloud tenants allow organisations to isolate their workloads in a shared cloud infrastructure and still benefit from the advantages of scalability and flexibility.

Best practices for our cloud tenant management

Safety and insulation

Cloud tenant management makes it possible to strictly isolate resources. This is crucial to ensure that an organisation's data and applications are protected from unauthorised access. Effective management ensures that data integrity and confidentiality is maintained within the tenant.

Resource optimisation

By precisely allocating resources within a tenant, companies can utilise their cloud resources more efficiently. This leads to optimised performance and better cost control.

Compliance and conformity with regulations

In regulated industries in particular, it is essential to adhere to compliance requirements. Cloud tenant management enables companies to maintain control over their data and ensure that legal regulations and standards are adhered to.

Flexibility and scalability

Well thought-out cloud tenant management offers the flexibility to scale resources as required. This is particularly important for companies that operate in a dynamic business environment and need to adapt quickly to changes.

Strict access controls

M365 offers advanced protection against phishing attacks. Real-time analyses and detection of fraudulent emails eliminate potential threats.

Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

The cloud enables precise monitoring and control of sensitive data in emails. M365 integrates DLP functions to ensure that sensitive information is not transmitted without authorisation.