A Review of MongoDB and Singularity Container Security in regards to HIPAA Regulations

Mailewa, Akalanka; Shetty, Roshan Ramprasad; Kothari, Samip; Mengel, Susan; Vadapalli, Ravi

doi:10.1145/3147234.3148133

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“…OpenFlow is configur ed for communication among network entities. OpenFlow supports TLS v1.2 and above and PKI can be used to establish certificate validity chains [31]. Th e framework uses ovs-pki script to create an initial PKI structure [32].…”

Section: Design Of the Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

A Scalable Framework to Detect, Analyze, and Prevent Security Vulner abilities in Enterprise Software-Defined Networks

Sapkota¹,

Mailewa²

2022

Int. J. Res. Publ. Rev.

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Software Defined Networking (SDN) is a rapidly growing technology that is enabling innovation on how network systems are designed and managed. Like any other technology, SDN is susceptible to numerous security threats. The separation of planes and centralized control topology of SDN makes it vulnerable to myriad of attacks. There has been rapid implementation of SDN in variety of networks and this is only growing with time. There are only handful of resources for enterprise networks that are actively transitioning their networks to SDN and require security specification.This paper proposes a security framework that integrates basic security requirements for SDN. First, the security vulnerabilities are identified by assessing the SDN topology. This provides understanding of the issue which is utilized to implement security mechanisms that help mitigate the vulnerabilities. The framework utilizes open-source tools and techniques and integrates well-known security mechanisms. Throughout the paper, the proposed framework is implemented and tested for its success in satisfying some of the basic and crucial security requirements. In doing so, this research offers viable security mechanisms for enterprise networks that are looking for performance and cost-effective security solutions.

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Section: Design Of the Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

A Scalable Framework to Detect, Analyze, and Prevent Security Vulner abilities in Enterprise Software-Defined Networks

Sapkota¹,

Mailewa²

2022

Int. J. Res. Publ. Rev.

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“…Concerning attacks, a NoSQL injection attack on MongoDB is studied in the study [14]. A detailed study on authentication, authorization, encryption and auditing of MongoDB can be found in the study [15], and a comparison of its security features with those of Oracle and MySQL is outlined by the study [16]. Both of these publications cover a good deal of standard out of the box security features, yet not all the features considered in our publication.…”

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Analysis of Standard Security Features for Selected NoSQL Systems

Zugaj¹

2019

AJIST

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NoSQL solutions have recently been gaining significant attention because they address some of the inefficiencies of traditional database management systems. NoSQL databases offer features such as performant distributed architecture, flexibility and horizontal scaling. Despite these advantages, there is a vast quantity of NoSQL systems available, which differ greatly from each other. The resulting lack of standardization of security features leads to a questionable maturity in terms of security. What is therefore much needed is a systematic lab research of the availability and maturity of the implementation of the most common standard database security features in NoSQL systems, resulting in a NoSQL security map. This paper summarizes the first part of our research project trying to outline such a map. It documents the definition of the standard security features to be investigated based on a literature review in the area of standard database security. After selection of OrientDB, Redis, Cassandra and MongoDB as initial representatives of commonly used NoSQL systems, a description of systematic investigation of standard database security features for each of these four systems is given. All findings are summarized in tables for quick and easy comparison. We conclude that systems investigated need better default configurations and should enable their security features per default. Finally, we provide an outlook to the next steps of researching a security map for NoSQL systems.

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“…The cloud storage cannot use the data as plaintext as the data will be needed to be transferred over a network and if it is transferred as plaintext, it gives rise to security issues. Hence, Cloud technology has an approach of employing multiple third-party servers for the data storage instead of using a single dedicated server as used in traditional data storage networks [3][4] [5]. In this, the location of data storage is not known to the data owner or the actual data user and it is only the concern of the cloud storage provider, and the provider alone can secure the data which is not completely trusted by the users.…”

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confidence: 99%

Analyzing Data Encryption Efficiencies for Secure Cloud Storages: A Case Study of Pcloud vs OneDrive vs Dropbox

Gamnis¹,

VanderLinden²,

Mailewa

2022

Adv. Technol.

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Now more than ever has it become important to keep the information confidential in an age that is losing its value of individual privacy. In this cloud computing era, regardless of the power of the cloud computing concept, many people do not know that their information can be used and sent to third parties from their cloud storage provider. Today the use of cloud storage is well established however the security of protecting the data on the cloud is a limited thought for most users. Therefore, this study aims to experimentally research which encryption program works best when storing data onto three of the main cloud storage providers currently available on the market. This study will go over the hardware and network impact as well as the time to encrypt and decrypt the data. This study will determine if “7zip” or “rclone” encryption programs work best with these three cloud storage. The data will be collected using NetData tool and accordingly determine which encryption application works best with which cloud storage provider. Thereafter, based on the data analysis, it is recommended that experimental outcomes to all users to keep their sensitive data secured and safe from snooping or prevent private information from being collected and sold to third parties with the help of black market.

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A Review of MongoDB and Singularity Container Security in regards to HIPAA Regulations

Cited by 12 publications

References 34 publications

A Scalable Framework to Detect, Analyze, and Prevent Security Vulner abilities in Enterprise Software-Defined Networks

A Scalable Framework to Detect, Analyze, and Prevent Security Vulner abilities in Enterprise Software-Defined Networks

Analysis of Standard Security Features for Selected NoSQL Systems

Analyzing Data Encryption Efficiencies for Secure Cloud Storages: A Case Study of Pcloud vs OneDrive vs Dropbox

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