Test-Based Least Privilege Discovery on Cloud Infrastructure as Code

Shimizu,; Kanuka, Hideyuki

doi:10.1109/cloudcom49646.2020.00007

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“…Shimizu et al discuss a challenge associated with retaining the least privilege on the cloud, explicitly determining a minimum set of permissions, which is an error-prone and timeconsuming task for developers [21]. Hence, Shimizu discovered an approach addressing least privilege by iteratively evolving a set of permissions guided by test suites [21].…”

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confidence: 99%

Reflection of Federal Data Protection Standards on Cloud Governance

Dye,

Heo,

Cankaya

2024

Artificial Intelligence and Big Data

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As demand for more storage and processing power increases rapidly, cloud services in general are becoming more ubiquitous and popular. This, in turn, is increasing the need for developing highly sophisticated mechanisms and governance to reduce data breach risks in cloud-based infrastructures. Our research focuses on cloud governance by harmoniously combining multiple data security measures with legislative authority. We present legal aspects aimed at the prevention of data breaches, as well as the technical requirements regarding the implementation of data protection mechanisms. Specifically, we discuss primary authority and technical frameworks addressing least privilege in correlation with its application in Amazon Web Services (AWS), one of the major Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) on the market at present.

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confidence: 99%