Chandramouli, R.
(2012),
Security Control Variations Between In-House and Cloud-Based Virtualized Infrastructures, Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Dependability (DEPEND 2012), Rome, -1, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=911036
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Security Control Variations Between In-House and Cloud-Based Virtualized Infrastructures
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Virtualization-related components (such as Hypervisor, Virtual Network and Virtual Machines (VMs)) in a virtualized data center infrastructure need effective security controls. However, the differences in scope of control (among stakeholders) over this component set between in-house and cloud-based virtualized infrastructures introduce variations in security control measures that can be deployed by the respective stakeholders. In this paper, we analyze those variations and their efficiency & security impacts. We also suggest technology enablers that can minimize those impacts and improve the overall security robustness of the basic computing units of a virtualized infrastructure (i.e.,VMs).Proceedings Title
Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Dependability (DEPEND 2012)
Conference Dates
August 19-21, 2012
Conference Location
Rome
Conference Title
Fifth International Conference on Dependability (DEPEND 2012)
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Keywords
cloud service model, hypervisor, virtual machine, virtual network, virtualized host
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Created August 19, 2012, Updated February 19, 2017