Securing the Foundation to Secure the Cloud - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

Secure clouds don't exist in a vacuum. The very nature of a secure cloud relies on effective standardized, interoperable, and scalable Internet security. As the cloud metaphor displaces the concept of proprietary point-to-point networked servers, the key to its value can be found in the interoperability of service protocols. Securing these connections requires understanding and deploying standards such as TLS HSTS, CT, CSP, DMARC, and FIDO. Each protocol addresses specific security concerns encountered when you extend your security perimeter to include external cloud services. Developing and deploying technologies like these requires a holistic view of the security landscape, and working within a robust Internet security ecosystem. Key Talking Points: - Cloud security relies on standardized Internet security protocols. - Developing Internet security protocols requires multistakeholder involvement. - Key areas of focus include securing: transport, content, communication, and authentication. - Case studies presented in developing CT, CSP, DMARC, FIDO, and TLS 1.3 - Internet security is constantly evolving; adapt or perish.