#7 Insist on transparent security processes:

Analysts urge organizations to concentrate more on transparency in policies than going for hardcore policies where every sensitive details are masked. What later results will be an array of potential data breaches or even physical. With transparent security, organizations can ensure processes, procedures and practices held within public clouds. With transparent security, companies can know the physical whereabouts of cloud along with securities provided for critical data.

#8 Streamline logging and monitoring:

Logging and monitoring is one of the most important instances in cloud architecture. If organizations find time to do logging and monitoring in their policies, then they can really ease off their concerns related to public clouds. Companies should compare CSPs including their logging and monitoring results, one after the other, which sometime may result in decision changes, so that they can sign up the best SLA provided. This process can surely ease up concerns related to public cloud computing.