Future generation of service-oriented computing systems

Yangui, Sami; Gościński, Andrzej; Drira, Khalil; Tari, Zahir; Benslimane, Djamal

doi:10.1016/j.future.2021.01.019

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“…Yangui et al point the main purpose of cloud computing is to segment the material into different parts and deliver them to consumers according to their preferences and interests. 13 From a technical point of view, grid computing refers to the process of integrating resources from several institutions to create a similar pool of computing capabilities that cannot be performed with a single cloud computing structure. These institutions can be dispersed in terms of geography and have the right to control the users of their computing resources.…”

Section: Comparison Between Cloud Computing and Grid Computingmentioning

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Adoption of cloud computing as innovation in the organization

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International Journal of Engineering Business Management

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Over the years, there has been a heavy reliance on cloud computing as IT has innovated through time. In recent times cloud computing has grown monumentally. Many organizations rely on this technology to perform their business as usual and use it as a backbone of their companies' IT infrastructure. This paper investigates the organizational adaptation for cloud computing technology - reviewing case studies from various institutions and companies worldwide to provide a detailed analysis of innovative techniques with cloud computing. We investigate the features and delivery approaches cloud computing offers and the potential challenges and constraints we face when adopting cloud computing into the business setting. We also explore the cybersecurity elements associated with cloud computing, focusing on intrusion detection and prevention and understanding how that can be applied in the cloud. Finally, we investigate the future research directions for cloud computing and expand this paper into further articles with experiments and results.

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Section: Comparison Between Cloud Computing and Grid Computingmentioning

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Adoption of cloud computing as innovation in the organization

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Chang

et al. 2022

International Journal of Engineering Business Management

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“…The countermeasures that can be deployed include firewalls, intrusion detection systems and identity and access management. Finally, throughout relevant work, this paper conveys the further opportunities currently available for this technology [9]. We can see the future landscape for service-oriented systems and the horizon for this technology.…”

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A Survey on Intrusion Detection Systems for Fog and Cloud Computing

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The rapid advancement of internet technologies has dramatically increased the number of connected devices. This has created a huge attack surface that requires the deployment of effective and practical countermeasures to protect network infrastructures from the harm that cyber-attacks can cause. Hence, there is an absolute need to differentiate boundaries in personal information and cloud and fog computing globally and the adoption of specific information security policies and regulations. The goal of the security policy and framework for cloud and fog computing is to protect the end-users and their information, reduce task-based operations, aid in compliance, and create standards for expected user actions, all of which are based on the use of established rules for cloud computing. Moreover, intrusion detection systems are widely adopted solutions to monitor and analyze network traffic and detect anomalies that can help identify ongoing adversarial activities, trigger alerts, and automatically block traffic from hostile sources. This survey paper analyzes factors, including the application of technologies and techniques, which can enable the deployment of security policy on fog and cloud computing successfully. The paper focuses on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and intrusion detection, which provides an effective and resilient system structure for users and organizations. Our survey aims to provide a framework for a cloud and fog computing security policy, while addressing the required security tools, policies, and services, particularly for cloud and fog environments for organizational adoption. While developing the essential linkage between requirements, legal aspects, analyzing techniques and systems to reduce intrusion detection, we recommend the strategies for cloud and fog computing security policies. The paper develops structured guidelines for ways in which organizations can adopt and audit the security of their systems as security is an essential component of their systems and presents an agile current state-of-the-art review of intrusion detection systems and their principles. Functionalities and techniques for developing these defense mechanisms are considered, along with concrete products utilized in operational systems. Finally, we discuss evaluation criteria and open-ended challenges in this area.

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