Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Computer, Communication, Control and Automation 2013
DOI: 10.2991/3ca-13.2013.62
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Security Migration Requirements: From Legacy System to Cloud and from Cloud to Cloud

Abstract: Abstract-Cloud computing became an emerging technology.The benefits have made a lot of institutions and companies looking to use this technology. The process of migration from legacy systems to cloud computing environments is a complex process. The migration process does not represent the movement of data, applications and service only but also presents the process from the early stages of planning and continue until after the selection and transfer of data to a specific deployment model. Security is the bigge… Show more

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“…3) Desired goals and objectives of CSPCR must be handled and achieved by selected cloud technology. 4) Provisions should be made to manage legacy systems [26] and other incompatible traditional systems which are not supported by cloud. The feasibility study primarily performed with the help of analysts and experts to provide guidelines and decisions of migration to the cloud along with desired modifications to CSPCR system.…”
Section: Feasibility Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3) Desired goals and objectives of CSPCR must be handled and achieved by selected cloud technology. 4) Provisions should be made to manage legacy systems [26] and other incompatible traditional systems which are not supported by cloud. The feasibility study primarily performed with the help of analysts and experts to provide guidelines and decisions of migration to the cloud along with desired modifications to CSPCR system.…”
Section: Feasibility Studymentioning
confidence: 99%