Towards a Forensic-Based Service Oriented Architecture Framework for Auditing of Cloud Logs

Thorpe, Sean; Grandison, Tyrone; Campbell, Arnett; Williams, Janet; Burrell, Khalilah; Ray, Indrajit

doi:10.1109/services.2013.76

Cited by 24 publications

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“…Transportation system Chung et al (2012) Music composition Alvaro and Barros (2012) Farm management Kaloxylos et al (2013) Healthcare Fabian et al (2014), Fortino et al (2014) Urban management Khan et al (2012) E-learning system Ros et al (2014) Construction sector Beach et al (2013) Vehicular computing Whaiduzzaman et al (2013), Vasilakos et al (1998) Video streaming Luo et al (2012) Forensic Thorpe et al (2013) E-government Ramanathan et al (2011) E-commerce Yao et al (2013) Cyber physical system Dukaric and Juric (2012) Enterprise cloud service Colombo-Mendoza et al (2014) Mobile application Heyong Wang et al (2012) …”

Section: Application Domains Referencementioning

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Systematic survey on evolution of cloud architectures

Bhushan

Reddy

Subramanian

et al. 2018

IJAACS

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Cloud architectures are becoming an active area of research. The quality and durability of a software system are defined by its architecture. The architecture approaches that are used to build cloud-based systems are not available in a blended fashion to achieve an effective universal architecture solution. The paper aims to contribute to the systematic literature review (SLR) to assist researchers who are striving to contribute in this area. The main objective of this review is to systematically identify and analyse the recently published research topics related to software architecture for cloud with regard to research activity, used tools and techniques, proposed approaches, domains. The applied method is SLR based on four selected electronic databases proposed by (Kitchenham and Charters, 2007). Out of 400 classified publications, we regard 121 as relevant for our research domain. We outline taxonomy of their topics and domains, provide lists of used methods and proposed approaches. At present, there is little research coverage on software architectures for cloud, while other disciplines have become more active. The future work is to develop a secure architecture to achieve quality of service and service level agreements.

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Section: Application Domains Referencementioning

confidence: 99%

Systematic survey on evolution of cloud architectures

Bhushan

Reddy

Subramanian

et al. 2018

IJAACS

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“…For example a consumer may have an e-mail account on a CSP, who in turn may depend on a third party (partner) to provide infrastructure to store data [1]. All the third parties involved with a CSP should sign contracts clearly stating that their services will be at a consistent level according to the contractual obligations with the consumer [23].…”

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Towards the Development of a Cloud Forensics Methodology: A Conceptual Model

Simou

Kalloniatis

Mouratidis

et al. 2015

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Abstract. Cloud Computing technology and services despite the advantages they bring to the market have created number of issues regarding the security and trust of the individuals using them. Incidents occurring in cloud computing environments are hard to be solved since digital forensic methods used to conduct digital investigations are not suitable for cloud computing investigations since they do not consider the specific characteristics of the Cloud. However, designing services over the cloud that will support and assist an investigation process when an incident occurs is also of vital importance. This paper presents a conceptual model for supporting the development of a cloud forensics method and process, thus assisting information systems developers in building better services and investigators to be able to conduct forensics analysis in cloud environments.

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“…978-1-4799-6585-4/14/$31.00 ©2014 IEEE To enable a digital investigator to completely carry out a cloud logging investigation, the following specific research questions could be looked at given the prior work [17].…”

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“…This ideally should enable remote forensic collaborating agencies [15] to work seamlessly via suitable service level agreements and privacy preservation constraint mechanisms [17,18].…”

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Cloud computing log forensics-the new frontier

Thorpe

Grandison

Blake

2014

Ieee Southeastcon 2014

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Cloud computing is becoming commonplace in industry. With this rise in adoption and use, there is a growing requirement to enable forensic investigators to collect, analyze and produce evidence that can be used in court cases. Unfortunately, traditional and digital forensics techniques cannot be directly applied to the cloud computing paradigm. In this paper, we explore the need created by cloud computing log forensics, discuss the issues involved, and highlight the unsolved research challenges in the space.

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Towards a Forensic-Based Service Oriented Architecture Framework for Auditing of Cloud Logs

Cited by 24 publications

References 5 publications

Systematic survey on evolution of cloud architectures

Systematic survey on evolution of cloud architectures

Towards the Development of a Cloud Forensics Methodology: A Conceptual Model

Cloud computing log forensics-the new frontier

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