On Location-determined Cloud Management for Legally Compliant Outsourcing

Döll, Bernhard; Emmerich, D.; Herkenhöner, Ralph; Kühn, Ramona; Meer, Hermann de

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-10934-9_6

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“…Often, these approaches model only abstract security requirements in a sense of different security levels or classes. One application of this is data protection: It is shown that the concept of such security classes can help to define a control flow for different kinds of data (business or personal) and define a location-based resource allocation to fulfill legal requirements [7]. This means that the virtual resources are mapped on hardware resources that comply with an adequate level of protection.…”

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Modeling Security Requirements for VNE algorithms

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Proceedings of the 10th EAI International Conference on Performance Evaluation Methodologies and Tools

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Public and private Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) clouds are widely used by individuals and organizations to provision flexible virtual computing resources on demand. Virtual Network Embedding (VNE) algorithms are employed in this context to provide an automated resource assignment. With multiple involved parties, security-aware Virtual Machine (VM) placement becomes highly relevant for production environments. Moreover, VNE algorithms should also consider the security requirements of the interconnections between VMs, thereby extending the problem to networks. This paper discusses security requirements of Virtual Networks (VNs) and shows how they can be modeled in VNE to map them to the provided security mechanisms in the physical network. The paper also presents an implementation of this security-aware VNE model in the public simulation platform ALEVIN, demonstrating the applicability with a realistic use case of such a model.

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confidence: 99%