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This document discusses cloud computing and cloud services. It defines cloud computing as putting resources and services in the cloud so companies do not have to own their own hardware. The main types of cloud services are Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). Some major cloud providers are Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. The document also covers security threats in cloud computing and important controls for cloud security including architecture, identity and access management, governance, and ensuring confidentiality, integrity and availability of data.
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This Presentation was presented as an Internal training to employee for educational purposes.
Company: AST Corporation www.astcorporation.com
Presenter: Zeeshan Baig
Website: www.baigzeeshan.com
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- 1. Cloud Computing CNG 256 Vulnerability Assessment Red Rocks Cybersecurity Program
- 2. What is the Cloud • Everything is being put in the cloud – Companies do not want to own hardware anymore • On Demand Self Service • Broad Network Access • Resource Pooling • Rapid Elasticity • Measure Services
- 3. Forms of Cloud Services • SaaS – Software as a service – Only need a browser to access services • Office 365 • Google Docs • Gmail
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- 5. Forms of Cloud Services • IaaS – Infrastructure as a Service – Deploying whole OS – Network Devices – Firewalls
- 6. Providers • AWS – Amazon Web Services – Hosts both private and public clouds • Private cloud is for government • Netflix is a customer • Salesforce • ADP
- 7. Threats and Assessments • How is data segregated? • Multi-Tenancy Environments – Shared Services • What is the scanning policy? – Options? Letter? • How is data transmitted from local to hosted?
- 8. Controls for Cloud Security • Security Design and Architecture – Three tier architecture • Firewalls • Virtual Machines • Storage Encryption • IDS / IPS • Identity and Access Management (IAM) – Authentication, Authorization and Access Control
- 9. Controls for Cloud Security • Governance – Risk Assessment and Surveys • PII • PHI • PCI – Compliance • Industry • Types of data
- 10. Controls for Cloud Security CIA • Confidentiality • Integrity • Availability – What is the SLA. What does “four 9’s” mean?
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- Watch the IP address, use recon skills Can data move off-shore? AWS is open scanning policy