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Many organizations move infrastructure into AWS or managed environments believing most security responsibilities transfer with it. In reality, customers still control major parts of configuration, identity management, permissions, and operational security.
That misunderstanding creates dangerous gaps. The more protected people feel, the less cautious they sometimes become — a behavioral pattern known as the Peltzman effect. In cloud environments, false confidence can lead to weak configurations, excessive permissions, and overlooked exposure points.
The technology itself may be secure while the implementation quietly introduces risk.
Cloud providers reduce certain problems, but they do not eliminate accountability.
Has cloud adoption made organizations more secure overall, or just more comfortable taking bigger risks?
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