Microsoft announces part of measures to protect cloud security

Microsoft unveiled a security policy for its cloud services, and what will eventually develop into industry standards to ensure these services? Microsoft's approach has led to security. Microsoft's file, "Securing Microsoft's Cloud infrastructure," gives a high profile of what Microsoft will do to protect its infrastructure and its users ' data and applications. In a broad sense, these practices rely on risk assessment and defense-in-depth, as well as the risk reassessment of cyclical cycles and the development of appropriate new countermeasures to ensure that they are in a position to be ahead of the threat development. Microsoft also monitors laws on data confidentiality and integrity to comply with these regulations. Microsoft said it had an annual review of its cloud infrastructure to meet the requirements of the Pay Card industry standard (PCI), the Symbian Act, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA, also known as the Medical Electronic Exchange Act) and the Media Rating board. "Recognizing that a more holistic approach to reducing redundancy efforts, streamlining processes and appropriately managing regulatory requirements is an important development opportunity today, OSSC has developed a comprehensive compliance architecture," the document said. "It mentions all the requirements of the people who are most concerned about initiating meetings and maintaining them." In addition, Microsoft has 70 certification of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and reporting audit guidelines (SAS) as a measure of the soundness of cloud security. These measures are recommended as a basis for security standards in relation to other people's views on cloud security. After all, many cloud security challenges are shared by traditional computing environments that have a strict security standard, and are of great significance for using them as extensible modules for cloud security. "Responsible editor: Chen Yunji TEL: (010) 68476606" Original: Microsoft announced some measures to protect cloud security return to network security home