CIS chapter 8 - cloud computing and the internet of things

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what is one of the biggest challenges when moving to the cloud for company’s data

security

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e-discovery involves

identifying, collecting, and producing information from archived email, files, and documents in cloud storage, collaboration apps, and other cloud services

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define cloud computing

a computing environment where software and storage are provided as an Internet service and are accessed with a Web browser

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cloud computing can be deployed in several different ways…

  • public cloud computing

  • private cloud computing

  • hybrid cloud computing

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define public cloud computing

a computing environment in which a service provider organization owns and manages the infrastructure (including computing, networking, storage devices, and support personnel) with cloud user organizations (called tenants) accessing slices of shared resources via the Internet.

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public cloud computing can deliver…

increasing amounts of computing, network, and storage capacity on demand, without requiring any capital investments on the part of the cloud users

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benefits of public cloud computing

  • reduced costs

    • organizations avoid large, up-front investments in hardware

  • flexible computing capacity

    • should computing needs change, cloud computing service provider can deliver more or less capacity

  • increased redundancy in the event of disaster

    • providers operate multiple data centers distributed geographically

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Public cloud computing can be divided into three main types of services…

  • infrastructure as a service (IaaS)

  • platforms as a service (PaaS)

  • software as a service (SaaS)

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define infrastructure as a service (IaaS)

organization outsources the equipment used to support its data processing operations

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define platforms as a service (PaaS)

users are provided with a computing platform, typically including operating system, programming language execution environment, database services, and a Web server

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define software as a service (SaaS)

software delivery approach that provides users with access to software remotely as a Web-based service

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issues with the public cloud computing

  • complex pricing arrangements

  • wide variations in performance over time

  • inadequate data security

  • vender lock-in

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define private cloud computing environment

single tenant cloud

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why do organizations often implement private cloud computing environments

concerns that their data will not be secure in a public cloud

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private cloud computing environments can be divded into two types…

  • on premises private cloud

  • service provider-managed private cloud (i.e., virtual private cloud)

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define hybrid cloud computing

a cloud computing environment is composed of both private and public clouds integrated through networking.

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give an example of how hybrid cloud computing is used

organizations typically use the public cloud to run applications with less sensitive security requirements and highly fluctuating capacity needs but run more critical applications on the private cloud

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define autonomic computing

ability of IT systems to manage themselves and adapt to change in the computing environment, business policies, and operating objectives

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what is the goal of autonomic computing

create complex systems that run themselves, while keeping the system’s complexity invisible to the end user

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autonomic computing address 4 key functions…

  • self-configuring

  • self-healing

  • self-optimizing

  • self-producing

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the internt of things (IoT) is a …

network of physical objects/ things embedded with sensors, processors, software, and network connectivity capability to enable them to exchange data with the manufacturer of the device, device operators, and other connected devices

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define sensor and give examples

device that is capable of sensing something about its surroundings

  • pressure, temperature, humidity, pH level, motion, vibration, or level of light

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give examples of IoT

  • home automation

  • wearable devices

  • smart cities

  • autonomous vehicles

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define 5G

the latest generation of mobile communications, featuring high data transfer speeds over high frequencies with minimal latency and requiring low energy

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5g uses … and enables

uses milimeter wave and enables many devices to transmit data quickly to the cloud

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1G was introduced in the year …

its capabilites were…

and speed…

1986

analog voice calls on mobile phones

2.4 kb/sec

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2G was introduced in the year …

its capabilites were…

and speed…

1991

digitial voice and text messaging

64 kb/sec

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3G was introduced in the year …

its capabilites were…

and speed…

2001

mobile data, internet connectivity

2mb/sec

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4G/ LTE was introduced in the year …

its capabilites were…

and speed…

2011

enhanced speeds capable of broadband video streaming

100mb/sec

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5G was introduced in the year …

its capabilites were…

and speed…

2020

fast data transfer with minimal latency and ability to connect many IoT devices

1-10 Gbps

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busines benefits of IoT

  • reduced costs to achieve a competitive advantage

  • deepen the organization’s understanding of consumer preferences and behaviors

  • improve customer service and experience

  • improve workplace safety

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types of IoT applications

  • connect and monitor

  • control and react

  • predict and adapt

  • transform and explore

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connect and monitor degree of sensing? and degree of action?

individual devices each gather a small amout of data

enables manual monitoring using simple threshold-based exception alerting

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control and react degree of sensing? and degree of action?

individual devices each gather a small amout of data

automatic monitoring combined with remote control with trend analysis and reporting

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predict and adapt degree of sensing? and degree of action?

external data is used to augment sensor data

data used to perform predictive anaylsis and initate preemptive action

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transform and explor degree of sensing? and degree of action?

sensor data combined with external data is used to provide new insights

new business models, products, and services are created

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potential issues with IoT applications

  • many issues with the receipt and usability of sensor data

  • security is a very major issue

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define smart city

Cities that make use of data from sensors combined with artificial intelligence to improve infrastructure and efficiently manage traffic lights, power plants, water supplies, networks, energy usage, and other resources.

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virtualization tools

A set of tools that allow users to access their desktop operating system hosted in the cloud on a centralized server—meaning users can interact with files and applications as if they were stored on a local device.

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