Assessing the Effectiveness of the Shared Responsibility Model for Cloud Databases: the Case of Google’s Firebase

Demissie, Biniam Fisseha; Ranise, Silvio

doi:10.1109/smds53860.2021.00026

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“…The protection level of data (high-level vs. low-level encryption) is chosen depending on the information’s sensitivity. Moreover, cloud architectures might be interesting alternatives not only to increase safety and efficiency at specific scenarios (e.g., HSR), but also to share responsibilities in providing data security [ 63 ]. The articles aiming to provide solutions to the topics listed in Section 3.1 are enumerated in Figure 7 .…”

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Information Security and Privacy in Railway Transportation: A Systematic Review

López-Aguilar

Batista

Martínez-Ballesté

et al. 2022

Sensors

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Intelligent transportation systems will play a key role in the smart cities of the future. In particular, railway transportation is gaining attention as a promising solution to cope with the mobility challenges in large urban areas. Thanks to the miniaturisation of sensors and the deployment of fast data networks, the railway industry is being augmented with contextual, real-time information that opens the door to novel and personalised services. Despite the benefits of this digitalisation, the high complexity of railway transportation entails a number of challenges, particularly from security and privacy perspectives. Since railway assets are attractive targets for terrorism, coping with strong security and privacy requirements such as cryptography and privacy-preserving methods is of utmost importance. This article provides a thorough systematic literature review on information security and privacy within railway transportation systems, following the well-known methodology proposed by vom Brocke et al. We sketch out the most relevant studies and outline the main focuses, challenges and solutions described in the literature, considering technical, societal, regulatory and ethical approaches. Additionally, we discuss the remaining open issues and suggest several research lines that will gain relevance in the years to come.

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Information Security and Privacy in Railway Transportation: A Systematic Review

López-Aguilar

Batista

Martínez-Ballesté

et al. 2022

Sensors

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“…Secure cloud architecture for organizations to strengthen the security is required to prevent security breaches from happening. [4] III.…”

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Data Security on Cloud Services: Threats and Mitigation

2024

IJSREM

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We try to examine the state of cloud computing today and the difficulties in protecting data across several cloud services. The rapid increase in the adoption of public and private cloud services by organizations poses a significant security risk for organizations. We examine various security challenges unique to the cloud environment and various mitigation techniques to deal with the threats. Our paper delves into the collaborative aspect of cloud security, highlighting the shared responsibility model between cloud providers and customers. Additionally, we also investigate various mechanisms adopted by cloud service providers to mitigate security risks. Keywords— Cloud computing, Data threats, Data Protection, Cloud security,

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Architectural views for social robots in public spaces: business, system, and security strategies

Oruma,

Colomo-Palacios,

Gkioulos

2024

Int. J. Inf. Secur.

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This study delineates a suite of architectural views and a security perspective tailored to guide the deployment and integration of Social Robots in Public Spaces (SRPS). It commences with a business context view that utilizes the customer-producer-supplier model, underscoring the value of SRPS to various stakeholders and illustrating how robots can enhance user experiences and drive economic benefits. The system context view details the intricate interactions among the social robot, stakeholders, public spaces, and external systems, highlighting essential considerations for successful deployment, from technical configurations to stakeholder engagement. The functional view elaborates on the operational dynamics of the robot within its environment, focusing on user interaction and data management capabilities. Additionally, the security perspective delves into security considerations vital for safeguarding the SRPS across various domains, including identity and access management, application and network security, and data privacy. The paper also contextualizes these views through a city ferry use case, demonstrating their practical application and reinforcing the importance of multifaceted planning and analysis in real-world settings. This approach provides a strategic framework views for developing SRPS that are viable, efficient, and secure, fostering successful adoption in diverse public environments.

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Assessing the Effectiveness of the Shared Responsibility Model for Cloud Databases: the Case of Google’s Firebase

Cited by 6 publications

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Information Security and Privacy in Railway Transportation: A Systematic Review

Information Security and Privacy in Railway Transportation: A Systematic Review

Data Security on Cloud Services: Threats and Mitigation

Architectural views for social robots in public spaces: business, system, and security strategies

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