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| Is There Auditible Security in the Cloud? |
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| Cloud Computing in Political Campaigns | |
| by Preston Williams III | |
| An extensive discussion about various platforms, architectures, and application layers as well as corporate protocols and policies provides a lot of food for thought as we consider how, when, and if we should deploy a public or private cloud in our enterprise. | |
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| Cloud Computing and the Patriot Act |
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| by Jonathan Gershater | |
| A careful reading of the Patriot Act does not give the Federal government, unfettered carte-blanche access to data stored in organizations’ databases. Users can protect their information stored by cloud computing providers, using encryption. Encryption modifies the storage of data so that it can only be read by users with software and encryption keys to decrypt the data. | |
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| How Cloud Computing Paradigm Can Meet the Challenges of Adaptive Security Systems? |
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| by Irina Neaga | |
| The cloud computing model should drive and potentially apply for the design and development of the next generation of adaptive security systems. This essay shows some conceptual ideas and directions based on systems engineering methods and architecting principles. | |
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| Cloud Security Starter Kit - Overview |
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| Cloudbook explores how to get started with cloud security | |
| by Jeff Vance | |
| Security continues to be the number one obstacle to cloud adoption. Yet, despite widespread security concerns, cloud computing is taking off. The question now is not “will my organization move to the cloud?” Rather, it is “when?” This is the first story of a series of stories where Cloudbook will explore how to get started with cloud security. What are the bare essentials? How do you merge traditional controls with advanced technologies like DLP (Data Loss Prevention) and risk scoring? How will you convince auditors that your cloud projects are as secure as your on-premise ones? | |
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| How to Steal Data from the Cloud |
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| An Easy Guide for IT Admins | |
| by John Mutch | |
| I recently saw a media interview where they said everyone at RSA is talking about buying into the cloud and everyone at Black Hat is talking about how they’re hacking into it. Despite over 85 percent of IT professionals being worried about security in the cloud, 90 percent of virtualized environments have put their heavily regulated, mission-critical data on virtual servers. In other words, the cost benefits are so compelling, IT must turn a blind eye to the security shortcomings of their virtualized environment and march forth. | |
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| The Intersection of Enterprise Mobility and Cloud Computing |
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| Three Critical Mobility Factors that can Make or Break the Success of Your Cloud Initiative | |
| by Raffi Tchakmakjian | |
| End-user-driven connectivity in a cloud infrastructure can often lead to degraded service and minimized benefits when organizations rely on mobile workers to manually establish connectivity. Unbudgeted access costs and security holes only exacerbate the problem when mobile employees make expensive and unsecured connectivity choices from the field. As 70% of the North American workforce is now mobile, cloud-based environments require a transparent mobile policy management strategy. More corporate data now resides on mobile devices and is distributed on off-site servers; protecting that data is becoming a mission-critical priority. Visibility and control of the myriad ways end-users access and leverage a cloud computing environment are crucial to ensuring a successful mobile investment. | |
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| Making the Cloud Secure for the Enterprise |
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| by Ellen Rubin | |
| Security issues associated with third-party cloud environments continue to prevent organizations from taking advantage of the cost savings and flexibility that the cloud can offer. Today, using a public cloud means moving from an internal environment where a company has complete control of data and processes to an environment where that control belongs to someone else, and is often opaque. Within the cloud, applications run in a multi-tenant environment sharing virtual machines with other customers. Companies considering moving an application to a cloud have legitimate concerns about data being compromised or stolen, including unauthorized access by cloud administrators, exposure in the Internet or rogue employees using the cloud to corrupt or leak sensitive information. | |
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| Email encryption process in Hosted Exchange |
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| April 24 2013 |
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| The blog post describes the email encryption basics in Hosted Exchange. |
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| Healthcare Data on the Cloud – The Reality of Sensitive Information Online |
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| April 10 2013 |
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| The convenience, efficiency and cost benefits cloud computing offers organizations has made moving healthcare data and records to the cloud make sense for hospitals, physicians and other healthcare providers. Security and data breaches are a concern for any industry utilizing the cloud, but healthcare unfortunately seems to be particularly vulnerable to attacks. The Washington Post recently reported that The Department of Homeland Security is fearful that the health industry is “inviting” an attack with its out-of-date policies and lack of oversight. Read More |
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Data Privacy and Compliance in the Cloud Preview  |
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| April 01 2013 |
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| An in-depth report on how cloud data encryption and tokenization satisfy industry mandates and legal regulations associated with protecting sensitive data in cloud SaaS applications. Read More: http://www.perspecsys.com/resources/resource-center/knowledge-series/data-privacy-compliance-in-the-cloud/ |
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Critical Questions To Ask Cloud Protection Gateway Providers Preview |
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| March 14 2013 |
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| Security and IT professionals need to focus on critically analyzing vendors’ marketing and solution claims to ensure the technologies offered truly deliver the data privacy, security, and compliance results needed by their organizations. This paper, from cloud security provider, PerspecSys, helps guide the analysis.
Read More: http://www.perspecsys.com/resources/resource-center/knowledge-series/critical-questions-to-ask-cloud-protection-gateway-providers/ |
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| Beyond PCI - Exploring Tokenization for Cloud Data Protection |
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| December 05 2012 |
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| Tokenization has a long history in the payment card industry as a standard approach for the protection of payment card information. Well-established industry standards for tokenization are published by the PCI Security Standards Council as part of the PCI DSS (data security standard).
More recently, a category of solutions called cloud data protection gateways has emerged to address the data residency, security and privacy compliance needs of organizations seeking to adopt public cloud technology, and tokenization is commonly offered – in addition to encryption – as core functionality in these solutions.
In this one-hour session, Coalfire, a leading PCI QSA, FedRAMP 3PAO, and HITRUST CSF Assessor will join PerspecSys to:
Highlight recent findings from a Coalfire perspective report on the top risks associated with the cloud,
Explain the use of tokenization to protect cloud application data, exploring its strengths and highlighting practical deployment considerations,
Share key evaluation criteria when assessing possible solutions.
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| Discover How to Bring Trust to the Cloud: Strong Authentication for SaaS Applications |
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| August 02 2012 |
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| However, the same exact benefits of the SaaS delivery model that are driving the trend may actually slow down further adoption of the SaaS applications by the enterprises. Why do IT departments get skeptical about moving their mission-critical applications and data into the cloud? The answer is quite simple; security concerns are increasingly cited among the reasons for slower adoption of SaaS.
As a SaaS provider, you very well know that offering services in the cloud can be both rewarding and challenging at the same time. You clearly have a competitive advantage over the traditional application providers by offering rapid deployment, requiring fewer resources, and reducing overall cost of a software solution. How do you overcome the security challenge? |
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| Summary of Guidelines on Security and Privacy in Public Cloud Computing (NIST-December 2011) |
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| June 01 2012 |
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| Summary of Guidelines on Security and Privacy in Public Cloud Computing (NIST-December 2011)
NIST has discussed following things:
-Benefits and drawbacks of public cloud services from a security and privacy perspective.
-Key security and privacy issues in public cloud computing and precautions
-Guidance on addressing security and privacy issues.
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| Federated Identity Management in Cloud Computing |
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| April 25 2012 |
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| “Identity” consists of a “set” of information based on context, allied with a definite entity (End User or System). Identity Management should include: Identity Provisioning, De-Provisioning, Identity Information Security, Identity Linking, Identity Mapping, Identity Federation, Identity Attributes Federation, Single Sign On, Authentication and Authorization.
With the adoption of cloud services, the organization’s trust boundary has become dynamic. It has moved beyond the control of IT. Identity & Access Management is a critical requirement considering data sensitivity and privacy of information have become increasingly an area of concern in cloud. |
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| Tokenization for Cloud Data Protection |
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| January 10 2012 |
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| This paper offers a high-level overview of tokenization as a data protection and obfuscation technique in the cloud. It also discusses the PCI Data Security Council’s tokenization standards. |
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| enStratusCloud Governance Tool |
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| October 14 2011 |
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| enStratus is a cloud infrastructure management platform from enStratus Networks LLC that addresses the governance issues associated with deploying systems in public, private, and hybrid clouds. |
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| SAS 70 & Cloud Computing |
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| October 14 2011 |
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| The Statement on Auditing Standards No. 70 (SAS 70) has become the ubiquitous auditing report by which all cloud computing service providers are judged. So how did this financial auditing report become the standard by which we examine cloud service providers? How much can we trust this report as a true representation of the security controls in place? |
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| The Cloud Security Part 1: For Dummies |
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| July 17 2011 |
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| From an attacker’s perspective, cloud providers aggregate access to many victims’ data into a single point of entry. As the cloud environments become more and more popular, they will increasingly become the focus of attacks. Some organizations think that liability can be outsourced, but no, and I hope that we all understand it cannot. The contract with your cloud vendors basically means nothing, the ISVs or should I say the SaaS providers still holds the responsibility, so rather than focusing on contracts and limiting liability in cloud services deals, you should focus on controls and auditability. |
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| The Cloud Security Part 2: Market Perceptions, Vendors and More |
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| July 17 2011 |
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| From an attacker’s perspective, cloud providers aggregate access to many victims’ data into a single point of entry. As the cloud environments become more and more popular, they will increasingly become the focus of attacks. Some organizations think that liability can be outsourced, but no, and I hope that we all understand it cannot. The contract with your cloud vendors basically means nothing, the ISVs or should I say the SaaS providers still holds the responsibility, so rather than focusing on contracts and limiting liability in cloud services deals, you should focus on controls and auditability. |
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| Intel Cloud Builders Guide to Cloud Design and Deployment on Intel Platforms |
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| May 25 2011 |
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| Cloud on-boarding with CloudSwitch.
For enterprise IT organizations who are looking to securely utilize public clouds and existing data center infrastructure, the decision to use a cloud for the delivery of IT services is best done by starting with the knowledge and experience gained from previous work.
This reference architecture outlines how to extend the data center into the cloud using CloudSwitch software with Intel Xeon processor 5600 series servers. This paper, which includes detailed scripts and screen shots, should significantly reduce the learning curve for building and operating your first cloud computing infrastructure. |
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| Who’s Protecting Your Data in the Cloud? All Eyes are on You |
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| May 23 2011 |
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| A recap of our recent videocast about cloud security. Panelists discussed the issue from both the customer and the service provider perspective. Many questions were raised about who is responsible for cloud security and how useful Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are in contract negotiations. |
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| A Cloud Security Bill of Rights |
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| May 18 2011 |
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| Cloud Security remains a top concern for enterprise cloud deployments. Unresolved policy and control issues make it difficult to meet the requirements of corporate security and networking teams. As a result, we frequently hear from our customers that they assume they can only put the lowest-risk data and applications into the cloud – or that their cloud projects are on hold till the security issues get resolved. This is a major limitation for cloud adoption, often creating a false belief that the cloud only works for apps “that don’t matter,” or for companies who are willing to take risks. |
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| 5 Overlooked Threats to Cloud Computing |
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| February 28 2011 |
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| A lack of understanding about security risks is one of the key factors holding back cloud computing.
Report after report after report harps on security as the main speed bump slowing the pace of cloud adoption. But what tends to be overlooked, even by cloud advocates, is that overall security threats are changing as organizations move from physical environments to virtual ones and on to cloud-based ones.
Viruses, malware and phishing are still concerns, but issues like virtual-machine-launched attacks, multi-tenancy risks and hypervisor vulnerabilities will challenge even the most up-to-date security administrator. Here are 5 overlooked threats that could put your cloud computing efforts at risk. |
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| Is Cloud Security’s New Mantra, 'No Worries'? |
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| February 11 2011 |
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| Based on several new reports, as well as conversations I’ve had with CIOs recently, the cloud is either a “haven for cybercriminals” as one news service claimed, or cloud security is no different from other networking platforms and fears are overblown. Two extremely opposite views, I’d say. So which is accurate? |
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Domain 10: Guidance for Application Security V2.1 |
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| September 22 2010 |
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| Picking up from the latest Cloud Security Alliance papers, Domain 10: Guidance for Application Security V2.1 explores some of the challenges that organizations have encountered with application security for cloud computing. Domain 10 provides an upfront analysis, covering the traditional aspects of managing information confidentiality, integrity and availability, as it is central to documenting the classification of data handled by the application and will influence many of the design decisions. It also elaborates on situations for existing applications that are migrated to the cloud, as it can serve as an opportunity to address outstanding fundamental problems that have been overlooked or underrepresented during their development. |
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| Cloud Infrastructure Providers, SSH Host Keys, and You |
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| July 26 2010 |
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| IaaS cloud environments sometimes create VM instances too similar to each other. Case in point - watch out for shared SSH Keys! If another customer has the same keys as you, the security of your "secure" SSH sessions with be significantly reduced... |
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| Security and Cloud Computing: Can They Really Coexist? |
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| March 31 2011 |
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| Experts and IT executives discussed how businesses can truly achieve a level of security that will satisfy the skeptics in the organization and also protect sensitive corporate, customer, and business partner data in a distributed environment. View the panel discussion with Timothy Chou, Arnold Felberbaum, Chief IT Security and Compliance Officer at Reed Elsevier, Joseph A. Puglisi, former V.P. and CIO, EMCOR Group; Kurt Rao, Corporate VP, Information Technology Services, Time Warner; Oswin Deally, Senior Director, Enterprise Security Operations, Liberty Mutual; Gijo Mathew, VP, Security Product Marketing, CA Technologies, and Elizabeth Butwin Mann, CISO, Mycroft. |
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| Cloud Computing Security Risks; Private and Public Clouds |
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| December 14 2010 |
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| Cloud computing security issues are at the top of every cloud user's mind. Network professionals need to understand the scope of cloud computing security risks, and how threats should be handled.
In this video, senior site editor Rivka Little sits down with Drew Bartkiewicz, CEO of CyberRiskPartners. Bartkiewicz discusses the most prevalent security risks when it comes to public and private clouds, such as how other cloud users are compromised when it comes to public clouds. Bartkiewicz also addresses how cloud providers are addressing these cloud security issues in a public model vs. private model, compiling threat profiles based on the size of the cloud infrastructure
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| Run Your Core Business in the Cloud: Security |
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| October 25 2010 |
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| NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson discusses security concerns regarding running core business functions in the cloud. |
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| Cloud Security Deep Dive |
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| January 20 2010 |
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| In this webcast, the three coauthors of "Cloud Security and Privacy" take a deep dive into cloud security issues and focus on three specific aspects: 1 data security: 2 identity management in the cloud, and; 3 governance in the cloud (in the context of managing a cloud service provider with respect to security obligations). |
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| Cloud Security and Privacy |
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| January 20 2010 |
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| This webcast discusses current issues in cloud computing with regards to security and privacy. The presenters are the three coauthors of a recent published book, "Cloud Security and Privacy." In this webcast, they discuss cloud issues with infrastructure and data security, identity management, security management, privacy considerations, audit and compliance, Security-as-a-Service (cloud-based security solutions), and the impact of cloud computing on traditional IT. |
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| The Director of the National Business Center on Cloud Computing |
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| October 22 2009 |
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| The Director of the National Business Center, Doug Bourgeois, discusses the service level benefits of Cloud Computing, security in the cloud, and governance and readiness. |
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| Cloud Security & Privacy |
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| September 29 2009 |
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| In this webcast, the authors of "Cloud Security and Privacy" discuss cloud computing's SPI delivery model, and its impact on various aspects of enterprise information security (eg, infrastructure, data, identity and access management, security management), privacy, and compliance. Security-as-a-Service and the impacts of cloud computing on corporate IT is also discussed. |
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| Analyst Take: Infrastructure Protection |
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| August 25 2009 |
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| VP and Distinguished Analyst at Gartner, John Pescatore, discusses ways to validate your Infrastructure Protection Strategies. |
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| Security in the Cloud |
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| May 22 2009 |
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| Security in the Cloud |
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| Cloud Computing: Governance 2.0 |
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| April 24 2009 |
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| A panel discussion from CloudSlam 09 that addresses the difficult Governance questions as they relate to Cloud Computing. How does Cloud Computing impact information security? Do current contract models break with Cloud Computing? Where is the data and does it matter? Learn what you can do to drive Governance change in the Cloud. Panelists Include: Nick Abrahams, Partner at Deacons Law Firm, Malcom Crompton, Managing Director, Information Integrity Solutions & former Privacy Commissioner, Australian Federal Government, Peggy Eisenhauer, Founder at Privacy & Information Management Services, Michelle Dennedy, Chief Governance Officer, Cloud Computing at Sun |
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Data Privacy and Compliance in the Cloud Preview |
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| April 01 2013 |
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| An in-depth report on how cloud data encryption and tokenization satisfy industry mandates and legal regulations associated with protecting sensitive data in cloud SaaS applications. Read More: http://www.perspecsys.com/resources/resource-center/knowledge-series/data-privacy-compliance-in-the-cloud/ |
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Critical Questions To Ask Cloud Protection Gateway Providers Preview |
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| March 14 2013 |
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| Security and IT professionals need to focus on critically analyzing vendors’ marketing and solution claims to ensure the technologies offered truly deliver the data privacy, security, and compliance results needed by their organizations. This paper, from cloud security provider, PerspecSys, helps guide the analysis.
Read More: http://www.perspecsys.com/resources/resource-center/knowledge-series/critical-questions-to-ask-cloud-protection-gateway-providers/ |
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| Federated Identity Management in Cloud Computing |
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| April 25 2012 |
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| “Identity” consists of a “set” of information based on context, allied with a definite entity (End User or System). Identity Management should include: Identity Provisioning, De-Provisioning, Identity Information Security, Identity Linking, Identity Mapping, Identity Federation, Identity Attributes Federation, Single Sign On, Authentication and Authorization.
With the adoption of cloud services, the organization’s trust boundary has become dynamic. It has moved beyond the control of IT. Identity & Access Management is a critical requirement considering data sensitivity and privacy of information have become increasingly an area of concern in cloud. |
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| Tokenization for Cloud Data Protection |
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| January 10 2012 |
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| This paper offers a high-level overview of tokenization as a data protection and obfuscation technique in the cloud. It also discusses the PCI Data Security Council’s tokenization standards. |
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| Intel Cloud Builders Guide to Cloud Design and Deployment on Intel Platforms |
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| May 25 2011 |
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| Cloud on-boarding with CloudSwitch.
For enterprise IT organizations who are looking to securely utilize public clouds and existing data center infrastructure, the decision to use a cloud for the delivery of IT services is best done by starting with the knowledge and experience gained from previous work.
This reference architecture outlines how to extend the data center into the cloud using CloudSwitch software with Intel Xeon processor 5600 series servers. This paper, which includes detailed scripts and screen shots, should significantly reduce the learning curve for building and operating your first cloud computing infrastructure. |
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Domain 10: Guidance for Application Security V2.1 |
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| September 22 2010 |
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| Picking up from the latest Cloud Security Alliance papers, Domain 10: Guidance for Application Security V2.1 explores some of the challenges that organizations have encountered with application security for cloud computing. Domain 10 provides an upfront analysis, covering the traditional aspects of managing information confidentiality, integrity and availability, as it is central to documenting the classification of data handled by the application and will influence many of the design decisions. It also elaborates on situations for existing applications that are migrated to the cloud, as it can serve as an opportunity to address outstanding fundamental problems that have been overlooked or underrepresented during their development. |
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Top Threats to Cloud Computing |
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| March 23 2010 |
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| The purpose of this document is to provide needed context to assist organizations in making educated risk management decisions regarding their cloud adoption strategies. In essence, this threat research document should be seen as a companion to "Security Guidance for Critical Areas in Cloud Computing". As the first deliverable in the CSA's Cloud Threat Initiative, this document will be updated regularly to reflect expert consensus on the probable threats which customers should be concerned about.
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Security Guidance for Critical Areas of Focus in Cloud Computing v2 |
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| December 19 2009 |
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| The Cloud Security Alliance's initial report, outlining areas of concern and guidance for organizations adopting cloud computing. The intention is to provide security practitioners with a comprehensive roadmap for being proactive in developing positive and secure relationships with cloud providers. Much of this guidance is also quite relevant to the cloud provider to improve the quality and security of their service offerings. As with any initial foray, there will certainly be guidance that we could improve upon. We will quite likely modify the number of domains and change the focus of some areas of concern. We seek your help to improve this guidance to make version 2.0 of this document an even better asset to the security practitioner and cloud provider. We will be kicking off numerous online activities and in-person regional events to share our findings and connect with experts to increase our knowledge base. |
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Defining a dWAF to Secure Cloud Applications |
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| July 17 2009 |
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| Cloud computing was not designed for security, although organizations such as Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) and Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) are taking great strides in helping the industry solve the myriad of security problems confronting cloud computing. The benchmark guidelines established by the CSA in their document, Guidance for Critical Areas of Focus in Cloud Computing, is a great first step. This paper is intended to pick up where the CSA guide left off in terms of defining what a distributed web application firewall (dWAF) should look like in order to meet the standards set within the CSA document. It also includes recommendations and practical use-cases. |
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| Teleworking in the Cloud: Security Risks and Remedies |
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| May 15 2009 |
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| Companies have many cloud computing choices to make when office applications and servers disappear from the IT department. If security is not built in, incidental costs will outweigh any cost savings. |
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| Cool Vendors in Infrastructure Protection, 2009 |
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| March 17 2009 |
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| Chief Information Security Officers and other security decision makers should be prepared to consider inovative, new infrastructure protection vendors. They won't necessarily be appropriate for every enterprise, but their offerings and business models point to new directions in their market spaces. |
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| Cool Vendors in Software-as-a-Service Security, 2009 |
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| March 17 2009 |
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| Gartner's first set of cool vendors in software-as-a-service security addresses the growing demand for agile, responsive, cost effective solutions with highly innovative offerings. Use this research when evaluating technology trends and future needs. |
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| The case for compliance as a cloud service |
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| August 16 2011 - InfoWorld | ||||
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| Research: Half of Cloud Clients to Change Privacy Policy by Q4 2012 |
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| August 12 2011 - ReadWriteCloud | ||||
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| Cloud security fears outweigh savings, but perhaps not for long |
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| July 08 2011 - GCN | ||||
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| Infosec: Cloud computing ‘explodes’ the security perimeter |
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| April 25 2011 - Computer World UK | ||||
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| Belt, braces and external security standards |
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| April 08 2011 - The Register UK | ||||
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| Cloud is Secure Enough for the Pentagon. Why Not You? |
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| March 29 2011 - Forbes Blogs | ||||
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| Help - my desktop in the cloud has evaporated! |
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| March 24 2011 - The Register | ||||
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| The importance of cloud computing in mobile security |
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| March 21 2011 - RCR Wireless | ||||
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| Is Your Data Safe In The Cloud? |
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| March 16 2011 - Forbes | ||||
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| Hybrid cloud computing security: Real life tales |
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| February 23 2011 - NetworkWorld | ||||
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| Security Departments Not Prepared For New Technologies |
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| February 21 2011 - CIO India | ||||
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| RSA Conference: Security Issues from the Cloud to Advanced Persistent Threats |
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| February 20 2011 - eWeek | ||||
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| RSA conference looks at online vulnerability |
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| February 17 2011 - SFGate | ||||
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| NIST Tackles Security Concerns on the Cloud |
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| February 16 2011 - Industry Week | ||||
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| Virtualization can be key to cloud security, RSA chief says |
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| February 15 2011 - ComputerWorld | ||||
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| RSA Conference study to reveal cloud frustration |
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| February 09 2011 - SC Magazine | ||||
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| Advice for dealing with the top 10 risks in public cloud computing |
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| February 02 2011 - SearchCIO | ||||
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| How to Effectively Manage Storage and Protect Data in the Cloud |
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| January 31 2011 - eWeek | ||||
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| Startup firm launches new cloud computing offering |
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| January 28 2011 - CBR | ||||
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| CloudPassage Launches Itself, New Cloud VM Security Package |
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| January 27 2011 - eWeek.com | ||||
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