Chapter 13- Cloud Security Flashcards
A way of offering on-demand services that extend the traditional capabilities of a computer or network.
Cloud Computing
Allows providers to fully integrate the storage, network, and servers.
Hyperconvergence
VDI allows a cloud provider to offer a full desktop operating system to an end user from a centralized server.
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)
A service provider makes resources available to the end users over the internet.
Public Cloud
Resources and costs are shared among several different organizations who have common service needs.
Community Cloud
Provides all the hardware, operating system, software, and applications needed for a complete service to be delivered.
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Provides all the hardware, operating system, and backend software needed in order to develop your own software or service.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Provides your organization with the hardware and software needed for a specific service to operate.
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
Provides your organization with various types of security services without the need to maintain a cybersecurity staff.
Security as a Service (SECaaS)
Utilizes separate virtual networks to allow security professionals to test suspicious or malicious files.
Sandboxing
Servers are used to store, transfer, migrate, synchronize, and archive files for your organization.
File Servers
Are a frequent target of attacks for the data they hold.
Email servers
A specialized type of file server that is used to host files for distribution across the web.
FTP Server
A server that acts as a central repository of all the user accounts and their associated passwords for the network.
Domain Controller
A private network segment made available to a single cloud consumer within a public cloud.
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)