“Cloud whiplash” refers to the challenges and rapid changes organizations face while adopting and managing cloud computing infrastructures. The term captures the often disorienting and disruptive shifts as enterprises try to keep up with rapidly evolving technologies, varied cloud services, and changing business requirements.
Cloud whiplash is usually due to frequent changes in cloud strategies, resulting in inefficiencies, security vulnerabilities, and operational disruptions. An example would be the security team needing a cloud security plan when applications are redeployed in a public cloud. The stress of not having the work done or the resources to do the job is the foundation of cloud whiplash.
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