Hybrid cloud security involves a blend of technologies and practices that protect sensitive data, infrastructure, and applications in a hybrid cloud environment. It provides benefits such as redundancy, no single point of failure, flexibility, control, cost-effectiveness, and compliance. However, challenges include maintaining consistency, delegating responsibility, monitoring, incident response, orchestration, application security, attack surface expansion, visibility, and physical security. Various components create a secure hybrid cloud, including authentication, configuration, vulnerability scanning, and more. Best practices encompass encryption, audits, least privilege, zero-trust policies, AI, automation, backup, training, and regulatory adherence.
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