Danger in the clouds

Mansfield-Devine, Steve

doi:10.1016/s1353-4858(08)70140-5

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“…Service governance is essential to provide sustenance to enterprise services [15]. However, it is easier to procure and consume cloud services because their governance challenges are mostly limited to version compatibility [17] and data [18].…”

Section: Background and Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cloud Migration Research: A Systematic Review

Jamshidi

Ahmad

Pahl

2013

IEEE Trans. Cloud Comput.

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Section: Background and Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cloud Migration Research: A Systematic Review

Jamshidi

Ahmad

Pahl

2013

IEEE Trans. Cloud Comput.

280

207

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“…Information security and its assessment provide a fundamental basis for risk control and management (Mansfield-Devine 2008). Key security concerns for CC include issues such as "privileged user access, regulatory compliance, data location, data segregation, recovery, investigative support, and long-term viability" (Mansfield-Devine 2008).…”

Section: Security and Trust Concernsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Key security concerns for CC include issues such as "privileged user access, regulatory compliance, data location, data segregation, recovery, investigative support, and long-term viability" (Mansfield-Devine 2008). Extant study posits that the major factor against CC adoption is the security of business information (Morsy, Grundy, and Muller 2010;Bose, Luo, and Liu 2013).…”

Section: Security and Trust Concernsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Logistics and cloud computing service providers’ cooperation: a resilience perspective

Subramanian

Abdulrahman

2017

Production Planning & Control

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Cloud computing (CC) services can offer substantial cost-effective global operational and relationship benefits if the cooperation between logistics and CC services are resilient. Potential vulnerabilities to cooperation of CC and logistics service providers can occur with respect to vital factors such as security and trust. Extant studies have demonstrated CC benefits as well as few challenges associated with CC services application. However, no extant study has examined the inter-organisational benefits based on cooperative resilience between CC and logistics service providers in terms of both capability and trust vulnerability factors. This study examines the cooperative resilience of logistics and CC service providers based on innovation diffusion theory (IDT) within a supply-chain risk assessment framework. Using structural equation modelling techniques we investigate the relationship between the vulnerability factor (trust), capability factor (security) and collaboration benefits (relationship and operational) offered by CC service providers based on 236 Chinese logistics service firms' perceptions of cloud computing adoption. The results indicate Chinese logistics companies perceive security impediments as a major factor affecting cooperative resilience between logistics service and CC service providers.

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“…Recent surveys show that there are different threats in cloud infrastructure-asa-service [3,2]. Seven threats were already identified and characterized [1]: (1) abuse and nefarious use of cloud computing; (2) insecure interfaces and APIs; (3) malicious insiders; (4) shared technology issues; (5) data loss or leakage; (6) account or service hijacking; and (7) unknown security profile.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Infrastructure security is a serious concern in cloud computing [1][2][3]. Cloud providers use various tools to monitor and control the behavior of their computing environment.…”

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A Trustworthy and Resilient Event Broker for Monitoring Cloud Infrastructures

Kreutz¹,

Casimiro²,

Pasin³

2012

Distributed Applications and Interoperable Systems

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Abstract. We propose a fault-and intrusion-tolerant framework for datacenter and cloud infrastructure monitoring. In contrast to existing approaches, our framework is able to deal with Byzantine faults. It is based on a replicated event broker, lying in the core of the monitoring infrastructure, supporting the dissemination of all monitoring events. We describe the architecture and the behavior of the framework, explaining how we can deal with different requirements on QoS and QoP. We provide evaluation results as proof of concept for the proposed framework.

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Danger in the clouds

Cited by 34 publications

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Cloud Migration Research: A Systematic Review

Cloud Migration Research: A Systematic Review

Logistics and cloud computing service providers’ cooperation: a resilience perspective

A Trustworthy and Resilient Event Broker for Monitoring Cloud Infrastructures

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