| Definition |
Shared Responsibility is a Cloud security concept used to protect identities, workloads, data, configurations, networks, or operational processes in cloud environments.
Shared Responsibility is a DevOps concept that describes how people, teams, and organizations work together to improve software delivery, operational reliability, and continuous learning.
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| Context & Usage |
Security teams, architects, auditors, and platform owners use this concept when reducing cloud risk, assigning responsibility, enforcing access, and protecting workloads.
Related concepts include Identity and Access Management, Zero Trust and Encryption.
Additional Resource: U.S. Treasury Shared Cloud Lexicon.
Teams use this concept when reducing handoffs, making ownership clearer, and creating the trust needed for frequent, reliable change.
Related concepts include DevOps, Agile and Continuous Improvement.
Additional Resource: DORA: The Four Key Metrics.
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| Categories |
Instructional Design, Technical Training, and Learning Development, Knowledge Management and Content Governance, Web, Database, Cloud, and DevOps Technologies, Cybersecurity, Compliance, and Access Management
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