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MIS 5214 - Section 001 - David Lanter

Security Architecture

MIS 5214.951 ■ Spring 2023 ■ Jose Gomez
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    • First Half of the Course
      • Unit 0a – Introduction
      • Unit 0b – The Threat Environment
      • Unit 1a – System Security Plan
      • Unit 1b – Planning and Policy
      • Unit 2a – Case Study 1 – A High Performance Computing Cluster Under Attack: The Titan Incident
      • Unit 2b – Cryptography
      • Unit 3a – Secure Networks
      • Unit 3b – Firewalls, Intrusion Detection and Protection Systems
    • Second Half of the Course
      • Unit 4b – Case Study 2 Data Breach at Equifax
      • Unit 5a – Access Control
      • Unit 5b Host Hardening
      • Unit 6a Application Security
      • Unit 6b Data Protection
      • Unit 7a – Incident and Disaster Response
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      • Case Study 1 – A High Performance Computing Cluster Under Attack: The Titan Incident
      • Case Study 2 – Data Breach at Equifax
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NIST 800 145 The NIST Definition of Cloud Computing

January 1, 2022 by Jose Gomez 2 Comments

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  1. Chenhao Zhang says

    March 1, 2024 at 11:27 am

    Cloud computing is a pay-as-you-go model that provides available, convenient, on-demand network access to a configurable shared pool of computing resources (including networks, servers, storage, applications, services) that can be made available quickly with minimal administrative effort or interaction with service providers.
    Cloud computing has five basic characteristics: on-demand self-service, extensive network access, resource pooling, rapid resiliency, and service metering. There are three service models for cloud computing, including Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS). In addition, there are four deployment models for cloud computing: private cloud, community cloud, public cloud, and hybrid cloud.

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  2. Yi Liu says

    March 3, 2024 at 12:51 pm

    The five basic characteristics of cloud computing include:
    1、On-demand self-service: Users can obtain computing resources on demand without manual intervention.
    2、Extensive network access: The service is provided over the network, supporting access through a variety of devices (such as mobile phones, tablets, laptops) using standard mechanisms.
    3、Resource pooling: Computing resources of a cloud service provider are pooled for use by multiple users, often unaware of the specific physical location.
    4、Fast resilience: Resources can be rapidly expanded or scaled back in response to demand changes, and for users, resources seem to be unlimited.
    5、Measurable services: The cloud system automatically controls and optimizes the use of resources, using a measurement method to ensure that the allocated resources match the used resources.

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READINGS & CASE STUDY QUESTIONS

  • 0a – Introduction (1)
  • 0b – The Threat Environment (5)
  • 1a – System Security Plan (4)
  • 1b – Planning and Policy (4)
  • 2a – Case Study 1 (4)
  • 2b – Cryptography (4)
  • 3a – Secure Networks (5)
  • 3b – Firewalls and IDS and IPS (3)
  • 4b – Case Study 2 (4)
  • 5a – Access Control (5)
  • 5b – Host Hardening (3)
  • 6a – Application Security (4)
  • 6b – Data Protection (2)
  • 7a – Incident and Disaster Response (3)
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