Public Cloud Security: Surviving in a Hostile Multitenant Environment
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Explains security and data privacy risks introduced by public cloud multitenancy, outlining threat models for both cloud providers and customers. Covers the roles of encryption-at-rest, encryption-in-flight, and other security best practices for protecting data in public cloud environments.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:38The Third Computing Era
- 2:40ACCOUNTANCY
- 3:57Cloud Architecture
- 8:14The Cloud Security Alliance Notorious Nine
- 10:47Shared Technology Issues: Exposed Software
- 14:20The Enterprise Approach
- 17:38The Cloud Risk
- 22:2610. Shared Technology Vulnerabilities: Bottom Line
- 24:47Insufficient Due Diligence
- 28:01Abuse of Cloud Services
- 31:07Malicious Insiders
- 33:23Denial of Service
- 37:05Insecure Interfaces and APIs
- 43:20Data Loss: Bottom Line
- 46:422. Data Breaches: Physical Attacks on Media
- 53:182. Data Breaches: Side-Channel Attacks
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