PPT-AUTHENTICATION IN the CLOUD

Are we really safe in the cloud GForce Veronica Jason Doug and Socrates Outline 1 Problem definition 2 Businesses and cloud 3 Cloud models and Issues 3 The difference 3 Authentication issues. Naturally the best solutions have the widest range of tokens and can protect both cloud and local applications as well as any network access devices But the choice is not just about security it is also about how easily you can deploy manage and pay Ecommerce and email are two resounding examples of the transformation exerted by the network of networks on people around the globe Unfortunately the ubiquity and flexibility of the network has also brought its own set of challenges and security con Authentication Services patented technology allows nonWindows resources to become part of the AD trusted realm and extends ADs security compliance and authentication capabilities to Unix Linux and Mac OS X Authentication Services is the undisputed l Are we really safe in the cloud?. G-Force. Veronica, Jason, Doug and Socrates. Outline. 1. . . Problem definition. 2. . Businesses and . cloud. 3. Cloud models and Issues . 3. . The difference. 3. . Authentication issues. Identity Management. Ideally. Who you are. Practically. Something you know (e.g., password). Something you have (e.g., badge). Something about you (e.g., fingerprint). Basis for Authentication. Password Authentication. Operating Systems. What is authentication?. How does the problem apply to operating systems?. Techniques for authentication in operating systems. What Is Authentication?. Determining the identity of some entity. Sarah . Fender, Director of Product Marketing . Steve Dispensa, Partner . Dev. Manager/PhoneFactor CTO. WS-B338. Authentication in motion. Multi-factor authentication. Any two or more of the following factors:. Alexander . Potapov. Authentication definition. Protocol architectures. Cryptographic properties. Freshness. Types of attack on protocols. T. wo-way authentication . protocol. attack. The . Diffie-Hellman key . Professor, Dr. sc. . ing. . . Viktors. . Gopejenko. MSc. .. . Sergejs. . Bobrovskis. Department of Computer Technologies and Natural Sciences. Information Systems Management Institute (. ISMA. ). Riga, Latvia. draft-moustafa-krb-wg-mesh-nw-00.txt. Hassnaa Moustafa (. hassnaa.moustafa@orange-ftgroup.com. ). Gilles Bourdon (. gilles.bourdon@orange-ftgroup.com. ). Tom Yu (. tlyu@mit.edu. ). Draft. . History. You Lu, Biao Zhou, Fei Jia, Mario Gerla. UCLA. {youlu, zhb, feijia, gerla}@cs.ucla.edu. VANET slide. VANET Scenario. The problem: authentication. VANET broadcast messages:. Beacons for safe driving, surveillance, situation etc. Resistance is Futile. Joel Rosenblatt. Director, Computer & Network security. Columbia University. CSG Winter 2016 – Jan 14, 2016. History of the cloud. The concept of outsourcing (The Cloud) was invented by Adam Smith in 1776. What is authentication?. How does the problem apply to operating systems?. Techniques for authentication in operating systems. What Is Authentication?. Determining the identity of some entity. Process. an Internet Banking Environment . About the Speaker. Matthew Clohessy, CPA, CIA, has six and a half years of experience as an internal auditor at mid-sized commercial banking institutions where he specializes in evaluating internal controls over electronic banking delivery channels, retail and commercial banking operations, loss prevention and consumer banking regulatory compliance. Prior to his career in internal auditing, Mr. Clohessy was a network administrator for a small company in the office design industry for four years, where he was responsible for the operation, security and maintenance of the company’s IT infrastructure..