Respond agree or disagree
There is still an argument that whether the cloud system provides better security or not. The author clearly states that, the risk management depends on the deployment factors and security infrastructure existing in the organization. The writer also indicates about risk equation to evaluate the pros and cons of cloud regarding risk management and vulnerability (Lindstrom, 2015).
Pros of Cloud in Risk Management and Vulnerability
Scale and Flexibility: Since the need for cloud increases, the importance of managing vulnerability, considering risk management and other important factors also grows dramatically (Zhang, 2017).
Coverage and Visibility: In cloud system, there is a high possibility of coverage and visibility of assets, security and polices and guidelines that will help to understand the risk management and vulnerability of the cloud (Zhang, 2017)
Proactive Response: Security can be embedded during deployment and will provide a better protection method proactively (Zhang, 2017).
Cons of Cloud in Risk Management and Vulnerability
Change in Level of Threat: Due to the availability of the data to more people, there is more activity going on. Attackers use this opportunity to find vulnerability and make an attack. The threat increases once the data is available in the internet (Lindstrom, 2015).
Attackers Cost Benefit: Attackers do not spend more time by research and training. They always calculate their benefit. So, when data is available in the cloud, hackers will get good opportunity to attack the cloud (Lindstrom, 2015).
Deployment Risk: There is a high chance of vulnerability when the application environment is moving from the legacy system to highly distributed, virtualized architecture. The author also explains the possibility of collateral damage simply because the public cloud system is shared with others (Lindstrom, 2015).
Lindstrom, P. (2015). Better Cloud Security: Do the Math. Information security, 12-16. Retrieved from http://eds.a.ebscohost.com.lopes.idm.oclc.org/ehost/detail/detail vid=0&sid=1ad4da93-9ce3-40be-a335-002e2cfe796d%40sdc-v-sessmgr02&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZSZzY29wZT1zaXRl#db=aci&AN=108883675
Zhang, E. (2017, August, 31). Cloud Computing Security Benefits: InfoSec Pros Reveal the Top Benefits of the Cloud. Retrieved from https://digitalguardian.com/blog/cloud computing-security-benefits
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1. Respond agree or disagree
There is still an argument that whether the cloud system
provides better security or not. The author clearly states that,
the risk management depends on the deployment factors and
security infrastructure existing in the organization. The writer
also indicates about risk equation to evaluate the pros and cons
of cloud regarding risk management and vulnerability
(Lindstrom, 2015).
Pros of Cloud in Risk Management and Vulnerability
Scale and Flexibility: Since the need for cloud increases, the
importance of managing vulnerability, considering risk
management and other important factors also grows
dramatically (Zhang, 2017).
Coverage and Visibility: In cloud system, there is a high
possibility of coverage and visibility of assets, security and
polices and guidelines that will help to understand the risk
management and vulnerability of the cloud (Zhang, 2017)
Proactive Response: Security can be embedded during
deployment and will provide a better protection method
proactively (Zhang, 2017).
Cons of Cloud in Risk Management and Vulnerability
Change in Level of Threat: Due to the availability of the data to
more people, there is more activity going on. Attackers use this
opportunity to find vulnerability and make an attack. The threat
increases once the data is available in the internet (Lindstrom,
2015).
Attackers Cost Benefit: Attackers do not spend more time by
research and training. They always calculate their benefit. So,
when data is available in the cloud, hackers will get good
opportunity to attack the cloud (Lindstrom, 2015).
Deployment Risk: There is a high chance of vulnerability when
the application environment is moving from the legacy system
to highly distributed, virtualized architecture. The author also
2. explains the possibility of collateral damage simply because the
public cloud system is shared with others (Lindstrom, 2015).
Lindstrom, P. (2015). Better Cloud Security: Do the
Math. Information security, 12-16. Retrieved from
http://eds.a.ebscohost.com.lopes.idm.oclc.org/ehost/detail/detail
vid=0&sid=1ad4da93-9ce3-40be-a335-002e2cfe796d%40sdc-v-
sessmgr02&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZSZzY29wZT1za
XRl#db=aci&AN=108883675
Zhang, E. (2017, August, 31). Cloud Computing Security
Benefits: InfoSec Pros Reveal the Top Benefits of the Cloud.
Retrieved from https://digitalguardian.com/blog/cloud
computing-security-benefits
