Cloud Security Report Reveals Tool Fragmentation as Major Security Challenge
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- •69% of organizations report tool sprawl as a key barrier to effective cloud security.
- •66% of IT professionals feel overwhelmed by managing multiple security tools.
- •The report calls for streamlined security solutions to address cloud complexity.
The 2026 Cloud Security Report from Cybersecurity Insiders, in collaboration with Fortinet, identifies tool sprawl and visibility gaps as the primary factors hindering cloud security effectiveness, with 69% of organizations affected. The report surveyed 1,163 IT and cybersecurity professionals, revealing that 66% of respondents feel overwhelmed by the complexity of managing multiple security tools. This fragmentation complicates visibility and response efforts, making it difficult for organizations to maintain robust security postures in cloud environments. The findings highlight a growing concern for organizations as they navigate increasingly complex cloud infrastructures. The report emphasizes the need for streamlined security solutions to mitigate these challenges and improve overall cloud security effectiveness.
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