Cloud Regulatory Compliance

In the process of using cloud computing, enterprises are confronted with a great security problem, which needs to meet the compliance requirements of competent departments at all levels, this article will introduce the compliance requirements and coping methods of enterprise cloud computing. Overall compliance requirements for enterprise cloud computing The choice of an enterprise to migrate its business from a traditional data center to a cloud computing data center will face new security challenges, one of the most important of which is compliance with the many regulatory regulations that govern compliance with delivery, measurement, and communication. Cloud computing services users and suppliers need to understand and master the differences and implications of current compliance and auditing standards, processes, and practices. ...

In theory, cloud computing seems simple, and cloud deployment and licensing are the most attractive assets. But when it does, things are coming. You will find that it is not so easy to comply with the cloud, there are many problems to think about. Cloud rules are ubiquitous, large to government regulations, such as Oxley, EU data protection laws, and small to industry regulations, such as the payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and the American Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). You may have achieved internal control, but in the public cloud infrastructure platform or based on ...

Cloud-based archiving is growing, and data storage managers have great expectations: there are more choices to outsource the company's underlying infrastructure, as well as the potential to build a seamless user experience with almost unlimited capacity expansion. In addition, storage administrators can make payments on an on-demand pricing model without the huge up-front input. But there are some issues to consider before using a cloud-based archive or considering signing a nice service level agreement (SLA). Many times we find that the cloud storage user in the original thought that the software is the service side ...

The cloud application is gradually being sought after by people, its style also becomes more and more, "cloud archiving is one of the things that cloud archiving is growing, and data storage managers have a huge expectation: there are more options to outsource the company's underlying infrastructure, with greater potential to build a seamless user experience, and has almost unlimited expansion capacity. In addition, storage administrators can pay on an on-demand pricing model without the huge up-front input. But take a cloud-based archive, or consider a nice service level agreement ...

November 2-3rd, RSA Conference held in Beijing, this is the second time RSA conference to China, EMC Information Security Division, RSA chief technology officer Bret Hartman in an interview with CNET reporter, described RSA in the cloud security deployment and planning. Bret Hartman says that as more it shifts to cloud computing, the security of the cloud becomes a very important issue and is critical for RSA. Earlier this year, RSA launched the cloud Security program, called Cloud Trust Authorit ...

If you have not yet turned to cloud services, the consideration should be implemented, and there should be no doubt about that. It is expected that by 2015, the global cloud computing market will reach $121 billion trillion, far exceeding 2010 years of 37.8 billion dollars. However, it is very hasty to join the cloud services, the pressure is there, without careful planning to implement may cause trouble in the future. Cloud projects can be complex for almost any organization, whether the project is a private cloud, a public cloud, or a mixed cloud. While your initial goal may be to create a cloud architecture that meets your current needs, the cloud services you build now will ...

The hustle and bustle surrounding cloud computing may make you think that tomorrow there will be a large-scale adoption of cloud computing. However, research from various fields has shown that cloud security is the biggest obstacle to the massive adoption of cloud computing. The reality is that cloud computing is just another natural progression along the path of technology evolution along host, client / server and web applications, etc. http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/6324.html " So it's like all the other stages

Introduction Cloud application developers and DevOps have successfully developed tens of thousands of applications for IaaS (Amazon AWS, Rackspace, etc.) and PAAs (Azure, Google App Engine, Cloud Foundry, etc.) platforms. These platforms provide basic security mechanisms such as authentication, Dos attack defense, firewall policy Management, logging, basic user and account management, but security concerns remain the primary obstacle to enterprise cloud implementations. Security concerns for the cloud, deploying from a secure configuration ...

This article describes the challenges of automating effective application security policies, illustrates the benefits of model-driven security methods for security policy automation, and then shows how to automate cloud application security policies. Security is an essential element of using cloud technology, and lack of security often hinders the adoption of cloud technology. However, as security policy and compliance complexity, it complexity, and it agility increase, the task of translating security policies into security implementations becomes more time-consuming, repetitive, expensive, and error-prone, and can easily increase the security workload of end-user organizations. Automation can help ...

The hustle and bustle surrounding cloud computing may make you think that there will be a massive adoption of cloud computing tomorrow. However, many studies have shown that security is the biggest obstacle to large-scale adoption of cloud computing. The reality is that cloud computing is just another step in the way of technology evolution along host, client/server, and Web applications, so it has its own security problems, just like all other phases. Of course, security concerns do not prevent the use of these technologies, nor can they prevent the adoption of cloud applications that address the real business needs. To ensure that the cloud ...