Concept for Improving Cloud Security Standards
Consideration of the very diverse Service and Deployment Models with only two requirements
The German version is publicly available here: https://rdcu.be/cEp9H.
The reference page is https://doi.org/10.1007/s11623-022-1559-x.
Zero Outage Industry Standard provides his English translation below.
Widely used cloud security standards define general security measures/controls for securing clouds while not differentiating between the many, well-known implementations that differ with respect to the Service and/or Deployment Model they implement. Users are thus lacking guidance for decision-making and for preparing to ensure end-to-end security. This paper proposes a concept for cloud security standards to really cover and consider virtually all possible Service Models and Deployment Models and, as a result of this, supports differentiating between offerings and improve the support for user organizations for which the standards are also built for.
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