Cloud Computing Assessing the Risks
Autor It Governance, Jared Carstensen, Bernard Goldenen Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 mar 2012
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781849283595
ISBN-10: 1849283591
Pagini: 308
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.36 kg
Editura: Itgp
ISBN-10: 1849283591
Pagini: 308
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.36 kg
Editura: Itgp
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Cuprins
Chapter 1: Cloud Computing Explained The potential of Cloud Computing Cloud Computing defined Key characteristics of Cloud Computing Characteristic One: On-demand self-service Characteristic Two: Broad network access Characteristic Three: Resource pooling Characteristic Four: Rapid elasticity Characteristic Five: Measured service Summary of Cloud Computing characteristics Cloud Computing definition summary What The New York Times tells us about Cloud Computing Chapter 2: How Cloud Computing Changes Security, Governance, Risk and Compliance Relationship between security, compliance and risk Governance, compliance and risk in a Cloud environment Security in a Cloud Computing environment Conclusion Chapter 3: Governance of Cloud Computing Which governance framework is right for Cloud? Role of the service catalogue Dude, where's my server? (The need for policy management) Conclusion Chapter 4: Cloud Computing Top Security Risks Security - the shift from static to dynamic Breakdown of security assumptions Conclusion Chapter 5: Assessing Security in the Cloud Assessing Cloud security Peeking below the trust boundary The challenge of evaluation Role of certification Certifications and audits Mapping the CAI and CCM to the security stack Conclusion Chapter 6: Cloud Computing Application Security Identity management and role-based access controls Network security Data security Instance security Application architecture and deployment topology Code update and patch management Conclusion Chapter 7: Organisational Risks Associated with Cloud Computing Organisational risks of Cloud Computing Cloud Computing does and doesn't change everything Impact of Cloud Computing on executive decision-making roles Impact of Cloud Computing on traditional IT roles Instituting DevOps Developing for a multi-tenant universe The runaway train: Cloud sprawl Delivering IT-as-a-Service Chapter 8: Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery in Cloud Computing Business continuity overview Disaster recovery overview Differences between Cloud vs. traditional BC and DR SaaS business continuity challenges PaaS business continuity challenges IaaS business continuity challenges Possible benefits Possible issues and challenges Important considerations What to ask your Cloud provider Cloud-based BC and DR offerings Restructuring plans and procedures Testing and walkthrough of updated plans Recent business continuity/disaster recovery case study Chapter 9: Investigations and Forensics in the Cloud Forensics overview Forensics: what has changed? Who conducts these investigations? Forensic procedures and requirements Forensic investigations vs. analysis Traditional forensics vs. Cloud forensics Data in transit Encryption and investigations Custom Cloud APIs Cloud solution forensic tools In summary Chapter 10: Cloud Computing Borders - National and International Deployment Data location Legislation and regulatory (including privacy) Data protection and data privacy Data retention EU Data Protection/Privacy Recent reporting trends European Privacy Directive 2002/58/EC Current EU data protection and privacy challenges Where to next for EU data protection? United States data protection and privacy International privacy at a glance (USA/EU/APEC) Guidelines for success In summary Chapter 11: Evaluating Compliance in the Cloud Compliance overview Need for compliance functions Compliance vs. internal audit Value of compliance done correctly Cloud first - compliance second? What changes for compliance functions? Who is responsible for what? Compliance strategy and framework The domino effect Governance Regulatory challenges Cost of compliance (or non-compliance!) Cloud Computing standards and compliance Recent trends and surveys Segregation of duties SOD in Cloud environments Where to start? Chapter 12: Where Cloud Computing is Heading ITG Resources
Recenzii
I am convinced that you will find equal delight in absorbing the sage advice and pragmatic guidance that the team offers in this book and look forward to seeing it perched on the shelves amongst my other go-to guides for Cloud Computing. Christopher Hoff - It should be a most welcome read to any senior stakeholders looking to embrace the new Cloud Computing wave. Eugene Kaspersky, Chairman and CEO, Kaspersky Lab Remarkable work of synthesis performed by the authors, this book is a must-have for anyone willing to have both a clear and pragmatic approach, as well as a better understanding of impacts on business when dealing with Cloud Computing. Ludovic Petit, Chief Information Security Officer, SFR