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Security in the Cloud Part 2: How to Keep Data Secure (Cloud Mafia 10/4)
Rackspace: On-demand Multi-tenant Networks in the Cloud - Brandon Philips, Sr. Engineer Rackspace Cloud Monitoring Team Often when using a collection of cloud servers it is nice to have a private network between your own machines. But, how does a cloud provider create a multi-tenant network where everyone has there own private network on demand? This talk will explore the technologies involved in creating multi-tenanted networks and why the new tunneling protocols like NVGRE, VXLAN, and STT provide "privacy" but not security. -- CloudPassage: Two-Factor Authentication in the Cloud - Andrew Hay, Chief Evangelist When you don #39;t have physical control over the hardware processing your data, how can you safely access it? Recent breaches of email providers, phone companies, and even the password databases of the companies in question have highlighted the importance of two-factor authentication to access cloud services. Two-factor authentication has come a long way in recent years, and it #39;s time to make it a standard aspect of securely using cloud services. --- Stormpath: Secure Passwords In The Cloud - Les Hazlewood, CTO/Co-Founder Large-scale attacks at LinkedIn, eHarmony and Last.fm show the critical - and contested - state of password security. Will discuss the special security concerns around password security in a cloud application and strategies to reduce risk. A brief introduction to special security concerns of cloud applications over on premise applications. Strategies ...From:gostormpathViews:105 1ratingsTime:01:19:34More inScience Technology

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