threats in security of cloud computing
Suman M R
VEDAVYASA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
CLOUD SECURITY ISSUES AND MECHANISM
CHAPTER 1,
1.INTRODUCTION
Cloud computing is the delivSuman M R
VEDAVYASA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
CLOUD SECURITY ISSUES AND MECHANISM
CHAPTER 1,
1.INTRODUCTION
Cloud computing is the delivery of computing as a service rather than a product, whereby shared resources, software, and information are provided to computers and
other
devices
as
a utility (like
the electricity
grid)
over
a network (typically the Internet). A Cloud Service Provider (CSP) offers Cloud services out of one or more DCs, where compute, storage, and network resources are offered on-demand to Cloud Service Consumers (CSC). The infrastructure resources are offered via a service called the Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), where a CSC can acquire and release resources on-demand and elastically (grow or shrink at will) and pay for the services or resources per use. In addition to the infrastructure resources, the software resources are also offered via Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS) in the same elastic, ondemand and pricing models. In the case of
PaaS, software development and testing platforms and software middleware components are offered as on-demand resources. In the case of SaaS, full fill edged application products are offered as ondemand resources.
Typically, the level of security you get will be designed to meet the needs of the most risky client in the cloud. And, if you use the tools identified in this paper as a starting point, you will have a good idea of how comparable your cloud security versus internal security will be.
Dept of CSE
1
2008 Adimission
VEDAVYASA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
CLOUD SECURITY ISSUES AND MECHANISM
CHAPTER 2
2.HOW SECURITY IS RELATED
In traditional computing paradigms, in a cloud computing environment, data and the application is controlled by the service provider. This
VEDAVYASA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
CLOUD SECURITY ISSUES AND MECHANISM
CHAPTER 1,
1.INTRODUCTION
Cloud computing is the delivSuman M R
VEDAVYASA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
CLOUD SECURITY ISSUES AND MECHANISM
CHAPTER 1,
1.INTRODUCTION
Cloud computing is the delivery of computing as a service rather than a product, whereby shared resources, software, and information are provided to computers and
other
devices
as
a utility (like
the electricity
grid)
over
a network (typically the Internet). A Cloud Service Provider (CSP) offers Cloud services out of one or more DCs, where compute, storage, and network resources are offered on-demand to Cloud Service Consumers (CSC). The infrastructure resources are offered via a service called the Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), where a CSC can acquire and release resources on-demand and elastically (grow or shrink at will) and pay for the services or resources per use. In addition to the infrastructure resources, the software resources are also offered via Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS) in the same elastic, ondemand and pricing models. In the case of
PaaS, software development and testing platforms and software middleware components are offered as on-demand resources. In the case of SaaS, full fill edged application products are offered as ondemand resources.
Typically, the level of security you get will be designed to meet the needs of the most risky client in the cloud. And, if you use the tools identified in this paper as a starting point, you will have a good idea of how comparable your cloud security versus internal security will be.
Dept of CSE
1
2008 Adimission
VEDAVYASA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
CLOUD SECURITY ISSUES AND MECHANISM
CHAPTER 2
2.HOW SECURITY IS RELATED
In traditional computing paradigms, in a cloud computing environment, data and the application is controlled by the service provider. This
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