Cloud Computing: Exploring security design approaches in Infrastructure as a Service

Jog, Manas; Madiajagan, M

doi:10.1109/iccctam.2012.6488090

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“…The academic and professional worlds have always been concerned about cybersecurity. Network penetration and theft of high-value data are the principal aims of modern network intrusion [1,2]. The data center, the core of data storage and processing, is a primary target for cyber attackers, who can penetrate networks, plant Trojans, and lurk to obtain information.…”

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Study of data center communication network topologies using complex network propagation model

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Data center, as the core infrastructure of data storage and processing, calls for network security protection. Information security has been addressed in a number of specific ways. However, there are few studies that employ network topology features to prevent the transmission of viruses. When a virus spreads, different topologies display various properties. In this paper, we study three types of data center network topologies, i.e., Fat-tree, Leaf-spine, and Bcube, and quantify the propagation characteristics in every topology through the IC propagation model. The probability of the device being infected, the count of propagation sources, the access of propagation sources, and the topological parameters are all considered. Given that network security defenders can only change the topology and topological parameters, we propose a computational framework that combines factor analysis, which provides us with the selection of network topological parameters with a low virus propagation rate in the candidate parameter set. Through experiments, we find that Leaf-spine has a good inhibitory effect on viruses with high propagation probability. Meanwhile, each offers unique advantages. We hope that more data center network topologies will be studied to improve the security of all data centers using these network topologies.

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“…In addition, it also provides massive scalability, which is the ability to handle large load in capable manner, and elasticity, which is the ability to vary usage of computational resources based on load. Using Cloud Computing is also financially less burdensome for its users and helps them to reduce their dependency on IT support [8]. Needs to store most of the relevant data and access it efficiently is the main driving force behind many companies moving to the Cloud [10].…”

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SONA: A service oriented nodes architecture for developing Cloud Computing applications

Hassan

2013

2013 International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication Systems

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The main goal of this paper firstly is to propose a new definition for the term 'Cloud Computing' which helps understanding it more clearly from the perspective of developing Cloud Computing applications. The second one is to build a general architecture for developing Cloud Computing applications which provides a starting point for further discussion and possible coordination with other work to build a standard methodology for developing Cloud Computing applications. The new architecture, Service Oriented Nodes Architecture (SONA), is a multi-node architecture which is suitable for building/developing Cloud Computing applications from scratch with different contexts. It consists of three nodes (1) Client/Developer Node, (2) Interface/Intermediate Node, and (3) the Cloud Node. All of these nodes have its own functions/roles and is oriented to deliver/use/provide services, so the architecture is called by that name. Also, this paper offers an initial exploratory analysis of key Cloud Computing concepts such as, Cloud Computing definition, advantages/challenges, best suited Cloud Computing applications area, and finally the STAR architecture, which is the base architecture of this work.

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Users' Security Requirements Architectural Framework (USRAF) for Emerging Markets in Cloud Computing

Thakare

Singh

2015

2015 IEEE International Conference on Cloud Computing in Emerging Markets (CCEM)

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Cloud Computing: Exploring security design approaches in Infrastructure as a Service

Cited by 7 publications

References 4 publications

Study of data center communication network topologies using complex network propagation model

Study of data center communication network topologies using complex network propagation model

SONA: A service oriented nodes architecture for developing Cloud Computing applications

Users' Security Requirements Architectural Framework (USRAF) for Emerging Markets in Cloud Computing

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