
Explore deployment models from private internal cloud to public external, detailing security and multitenant considerations. Understand how enterprises combine internal, external, and community deployments to meet diverse computing needs.
Explore distributed processing as a reverse cloud, where volunteers donate idle computer cycles to a central project control, using BOINC and Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing to tackle datasets.
Explore the governance framework of the enterprise information security policy and its policy subsets, including acceptable use, hiring and termination, data classification, risk management, incident response, business continuity, and sanctions.
Engage in risk management by identifying and quantifying threats—from nature, man-made, technical, to supply systems—then implement preventive and recovery controls through due diligence and do care.
Learn to conduct a risk assessment by inventorying information assets, valuing them, and prioritizing protections. Identify vulnerabilities and threats, quantify risk, and apply preventive, response, and recovery controls.
Assess the risk and present to management; implement administrative, physical, and technical controls to mitigate, transfer, or avoid risk, deter the bad thing, and monitor effectiveness.
Design and implement a security program that enforces administrative, physical, and technical controls, trains users, and monitors and audits for anomalies to protect data confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Identify data assets, set classification levels, and label data and media. Define protection criteria based on confidentiality, integrity, and availability, and assign roles from owners to custodians to enforce controls.
Focus on safety first, teaching fire drills, CPR, and defibrillator use before enterprise protection. It also covers policies, monitoring, enforcement, and assigned roles for incident response.
Explore securing cloud services by enforcing strong isolation in multi-tenant environments, hardening hypervisors and hosts, and applying secure coding and OWASP guidelines to web applications.
Implement administrative, physical, and technical controls for cloud use, secure data at rest, in transit, and in processing, and establish logging, monitoring, auditing, encryption, dlp, vpn, tls.
Conduct thorough due diligence on the cloud service provider and its subproviders to verify they meet your security objectives, certifications, and remediation history, including SAML, OpenID, and X.500 directory services.
Ensure connectivity fault tolerance and redundancy with multiple high-speed connections and mesh routing, plus federated identity management, reverse proxies, encryption standards, co-location, tenant isolation, and timely patching.
Implement cloud services cautiously by auditing, testing, and monitoring providers; enforce incident response, key escrow, data loss prevention, and data classification to protect confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Perform on-site inspections, auditing, and testing of the physical environment hosting cloud services to ensure due diligence, while monitoring usage, security events, and compliance against the service agreement.
Enforce cloud service agreements by monitoring provider performance and addressing violations with the legal department. Monitor users against an acceptable use policy and apply administrative, physical, and technical controls.
Securely migrate to cloud services by first hardening the internal network, selecting saas/paas/iaas models, and implementing governance, risk management, and phased migration.
Data security is as important as ever, and the industry-wide move to cloud-based infrastructure comes with its own requirements and concerns.
Throughout this course, expert author David Miller will teach you how to secure and maintain your IT assets in the cloud. You will start by learning how to secure the infrastructure, including risk assessment and management, sensitive data, and data classification. From there, David will show you how to prepare for cloud use, including web app security, security as a service, and security controls. This video tutorial also teaches you about the cloud services agreement, and what you should consider including in your cloud services agreement. Finally, you will learn how to stay secure in the cloud and maintain your IT assets securely. Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of securing your own IT assets in the cloud.