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Proceedings of the 3rd ACM workshop on Cloud computing security workshop, 2011
Can the cloud truly be secured? Can enterprises, universities, small businesses and governments securely utilize the cloud for their critical infrastructure? It will take rethinking our current security policies and what we consider secure. This session will cover what is necessary to utilize the cloud securely today and how the cloud should adapt for ...
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Can the cloud truly be secured? Can enterprises, universities, small businesses and governments securely utilize the cloud for their critical infrastructure? It will take rethinking our current security policies and what we consider secure. This session will cover what is necessary to utilize the cloud securely today and how the cloud should adapt for ...
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2011 6th International Conference on System of Systems Engineering, 2011
Cloud security had not yet distinguished itself as a field separate from information assurance. Its security metrics are currently synonymous with what a security professional would refer to as a third-party or vendor security audit. Where cloud services are viewed in a systems-of-systems context, any comprehensive security validation approach should ...
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Cloud security had not yet distinguished itself as a field separate from information assurance. Its security metrics are currently synonymous with what a security professional would refer to as a third-party or vendor security audit. Where cloud services are viewed in a systems-of-systems context, any comprehensive security validation approach should ...
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2014
The security risks of cloud computing include loss of control over data and programs stored in the cloud, spying out these data and unnoticed changing of user software by the cloud provider, malware intrusion into the server, eavesdropping during data transmission as well as sabotage by attackers able to fake authorised users. It will be shown here how
Wolfgang A. Halang +2 more
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The security risks of cloud computing include loss of control over data and programs stored in the cloud, spying out these data and unnoticed changing of user software by the cloud provider, malware intrusion into the server, eavesdropping during data transmission as well as sabotage by attackers able to fake authorised users. It will be shown here how
Wolfgang A. Halang +2 more
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Security Wrapper Orchestration in Cloud
Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security, 2018We present an architecture and implementation of the security wrapper concept for the protection of virtualized network functions in a cloud environment. The security wrapper is the enclosing of a set of virtualized resources within a data plane transparent protective envelope in the network forwarding graph.
Lal, Shankar +6 more
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Secure virtualization for cloud computing
Journal of Network and Computer Applications, 2011Cloud computing adoption and diffusion are threatened by unresolved security issues that affect both the cloud provider and the cloud user. In this paper, we show how virtualization can increase the security of cloud computing, by protecting both the integrity of guest virtual machines and the cloud infrastructure components.
Flavio Lombardi, Roberto Di Pietro
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Network Security, 2014
Water is the stuff of life: nearly 60% of our bodyweight is made of water and the presence of water is the first thing astronomers look for when considering a habitable planet. Find a good source of clean water and you are established for life: ancient trade routes went from water source to water source, and cities grew up around those precious assets.
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Water is the stuff of life: nearly 60% of our bodyweight is made of water and the presence of water is the first thing astronomers look for when considering a habitable planet. Find a good source of clean water and you are established for life: ancient trade routes went from water source to water source, and cities grew up around those precious assets.
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The Network Perspective of Cloud Security
2015 IEEE Fourth Symposium on Network Cloud Computing and Applications (NCCA), 2015The cloud computing paradigm has become really popular, and its adoption is constantly increasing. Hence, also network activities and security alerts related to cloud services are increasing and are likely to become even more relevant in the upcoming years.
Fabio Pierazzi +3 more
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Cloud of Secure Elements perspectives for mobile and cloud applications security
2013 IEEE Conference on Communications and Network Security (CNS), 2013This poster illustrates an emerging concept of Cloud of Secure Elements (CoSE) whose goal is to provide trusted computing resources to mobile and cloud applications according to open technologies driven by standards. The poster describes the CoSE platform that comprises mobile or fix terminals, grid of secure elements (GoSE) and administration entities
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Intelligent security on the edge of the cloud
2017 International Conference on Engineering, Technology and Innovation (ICE/ITMC), 2017Edge or Fog computing is a relatively new architectural deployment model, ideally fit for the unique requirements of the Internet of Things. This paper presents a novel solution, which leverages the architectural characteristics of edge computing for security reasons.
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