The document discusses cloud security and introduces the Nexus Cloud Security Model. It identifies some key aspects of cloud security such as privilege user access, regulatory compliance, data location, data segregation, recovery, long-term viability, and audit/investigation. The document also discusses challenges in identity and access management (IAM) when accessing cloud services and internal systems from any device on any network.

1. Cloud Security Series
- #1 The fundamentals
Per Hägerö
CTO

2. What is Cloud Computing?

3. three criterias that define a cloud service

4. the service must be a accessible via a
web browser or a web service API

5. the service must be scalable and elastic in
terms of increasing and, not to forget,
decreasing needed capacity

6. you only pay for what you use

7. Nexus Cloud Security Model
What is new with Cloud Security?
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8. PRESENTATION TITLE
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9. PRESENTATION TITLE
#1 Privilege User Access
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10. #2 Regulatory Compliance

11. #3 Data location
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12. #4 Data segregation
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13. #5 Recovery
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14. #6 Long-term viability
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15. #7 Audit and Investigation

16. PRESENTATION TITLE
Challenges in IAM

17. Provisioning Authentication
Identity
Scalability Business Intelligence Multiple-Logins
Authorization
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18. Multiple Providers and
Any Device Any Network Accessing On-premises Services
Any User
Desktop
Cloud Providers
Mobile
Kiosk
Internal
Cloud

19. Multiple Providers and
Any Device Any Network Accessing On-premises Services
Any User
DA
Desktop
UA
DA Cloud Providers
Mobile
SA
uniView FiD
Kiosk DA SSO
PortWise
Access Manager
Internal
AA Cloud
CS CM AS
Nexus IAM Nexus Certificate PortWise
Cloud Services Manager Authentication Server

20. Multiple Providers and
Any Device Any Network Accessing On-premises Services
Any User
DA
Desktop
UA
DA Cloud Providers
Mobile
SA
uniView FiD
Kiosk DA SSO
PortWise
Access Manager
Internal
AA Cloud
CS CM AS
Nexus IAM Nexus Certificate PortWise
Cloud Services Manager Authentication Server

21. Next Webinar: Authentication in and to the Cloud