SDN and NFV Security: Challenges for Integrated Solutions

Murillo, Andrés; Rueda, Sandra; Morales, Laura Victoria; Cárdenas, Álvaro A.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-64653-4_3

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“…However, SDN combined with NFV features have not been remarkably shed light on these security applications. Unlike SDN, NFV/SDN platform provides heterogeneous services as it allows for handling control access to operations over networking flows on virtual resources [241]. Moreover, none of the existing security solutions address resiliency issues related to VNF operations.…”

Section: Sdn and Secure Nfv-enabled Smart City Networkmentioning

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Secure Software-Defined Networking Communication Systems for Smart Cities: Current Status, Challenges, and Trends

2021

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Section: Sdn and Secure Nfv-enabled Smart City Networkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Secure Software-Defined Networking Communication Systems for Smart Cities: Current Status, Challenges, and Trends

2021

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“…A series of studies focused on party politics showed that party ideology mattered for labor market reform. 37 Other scholars have questioned this relation between leftwing parties and pro-labor policies, looking instead at specific constituencies among workers. 38 Still, the cross-country comparison allows me to control for the partyideology effect and focus on differences in policy change under two conservative governments.…”

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What Capital Wants: Business Interests and Labor Market Reform in Portugal and Spain

Valdez¹

2021

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Under what conditions are governments able to liberalize labor markets? I leverage the cases of Portugal and Spain, two countries hit by the Eurozone crisis and constrained in their policy options, that diverge in the key measure mandated by international creditors to recover—the decentralization of collective bargaining. Against the common assumption that the liberalization of labor is widely embraced by capital, I show that governments are only able to advance labor reforms when there is a leading industrial export sector that benefits from it and provides a powerful domestic social partner. I test this argument with in-depth qualitative data collected during twelve months of fieldwork in both countries, including 129 interviews with politicians, policy-makers, and members of business associations and labor confederations, among others.

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5G Network Slicing Security

Wu¹,

Jie²

2022

Advances in Computing, Informatics, Networking and Cybersecurity

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SDN and NFV Security: Challenges for Integrated Solutions

Cited by 7 publications

References 46 publications

Secure Software-Defined Networking Communication Systems for Smart Cities: Current Status, Challenges, and Trends

Secure Software-Defined Networking Communication Systems for Smart Cities: Current Status, Challenges, and Trends

What Capital Wants: Business Interests and Labor Market Reform in Portugal and Spain

5G Network Slicing Security

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