Cloud Security Automation Get to Grips with Automating Your Cloud Security on AWS and OpenStack 1st Edition by Prashant Priyam ISBN 9781788622196 1788622197

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ISBN 10: 1788622197
ISBN 13: 9781788622196
Author: Prashant Priyam

Security issues are still a major concern for all IT organizations. For many enterprises, the move to cloud computing has raised concerns for security, but when applications are architected with focus on security, cloud platforms can be made just as secure as on-premises platforms. Cloud instances can be kept secure by employing security automation that helps make your data meet your organization’s security policy.

This book starts with the basics of why cloud security is important and how automation can be the most effective way of controlling cloud security. You will then delve deeper into the AWS cloud environment and its security services by dealing with security functions such as Identity and Access Management and will also learn how these services can be automated. Moving forward, you will come across aspects such as cloud storage and data security, automating cloud deployments, and so on. Then, you’ll work with OpenStack security modules and learn how private cloud security functions can be automated for better time- and cost-effectiveness. Toward the end of the book, you will gain an understanding of the security compliance requirements for your Cloud.

By the end of this book, you will have hands-on experience of automating your cloud security and governance.

Cloud Security Automation Get to Grips with Automating Your Cloud Security on AWS and OpenStack 1st Edition Table of contents:

1. Cloud Security Automation
2. Packt Upsell
3. Why subscribe?
4. PacktPub.com
5. Contributors
6. About the author
7. About the reviewers
8. Packt is searching for authors like you
9. Preface
10. Who this book is for
11. What this book covers
12. To get the most out of this book
13. Download the example code files
14. Download the color images
15. Conventions used
16. Get in touch
17. Reviews
18. Disclaimer
19. Introduction to Cloud Security
20. Types of cloud
21. Public cloud
22. Private cloud
23. Hybrid cloud
24. Software as a Service
25. Platform as a Service
26. Infrastructure as a Service
27. Cloud security
28. Confidentiality
29. Integrity
30. Availability
31. Authentication
32. Authorization
33. Auditing
34. Shared responsibility model
35. Shared responsibility model for infrastructure 
36. Shared responsibility model for container service
37. Shared responsibility model for abstract services
38. Key concern areas of cloud security
39. Infrastructure level
40. User access level 
41. Storage and data level 
42. Application access level
43. Network level
44. Logging and monitoring level
45. Summary
46. Understanding the World of Cloud Automation
47. What is DevOps?
48. Why do we need automation?
49. Infrastructure as Code
50. Configuration management
51. Automate deployment – AWS OpsWorks
52. Quick recap
53. Summary
54. Identity and Access Management in the Cloud
55. IAM features
56. How does AWS work in IAM?
57. Anatomy of IAM users, groups, roles, and policies 
58. IAM users
59. IAM groups
60. IAM roles
61. IAM policies
62. Access right delegation using IAM 
63. Temporary credentials
64. Cross-account access
65. Identity federation
66. IAM best practices
67. Other security options in AWS
68. AWS Certificate Manager
69. WAF and Shield
70. Cloud hardware security module
71. Cognito
72. Amazon Macie
73. AWS Inspector
74. AWS GuardDuty
75. Quick recap
76. Summary
77. Cloud Network Security
78. Virtual private cloud
79. NACL
80. Security group
81. VPN connection
82. Direct Connect
83. DNS security
84. CDN-level security
85. Logging and monitoring
86. CloudTrail
87. CloudWatch
88. Quick recap
89. Summary
90. Cloud Storage and Data Security
91. EBS
92. Fault tolerance at EBS
93. RAID 0
94. RAID 1
95. Encryption in EBS
96. S3
97. Security in S3
98. AWS Glacier 
99. Security in AWS Glacier
100. EFS 
101. Security in EFS
102. Storage gateway
103. Security in the storage gateway
104. AWS Snowball
105. Security in Snowball
106. A quick recap
107. Summary
108. Cloud Platform Security
109. RDS
110. Security in RDS
111. Using security groups
112. Using IAM
113. Using SSL to encrypt database connections
114. Security best practices for AWS RDS 
115. Back up and restore database
116. Monitoring of RDS
117. AWS Redshift 
118. Security in Redshift
119. AWS DynamoDB
120. Security in DynamoDB
121. ElastiCache 
122. Securing ElastiCache
123. VPC-level security
124. Authentication and access control
125. Authenticating with Redis authentication
126. Data encryption
127. Data-in-transit encryption
128. Data-at-rest encryption
129. AWS ECS
130. Securing ECS
131. SQS
132. Securing SQS
133. Let’s have a recap
134. Summary
135. Private Cloud Security
136. Securing hypervisor
137. Securing  KVM
138. Securing XenServer
139. Securing ESXi
140. Securing compute 
141. IAM
142. Authentication
143. Authentication methods – internal and external
144. Authorization
145. Policy, tokens, and domains
146. Federated identity
147. Horizon – OpenStack dashboard service
148. Cinder – OpenStack block storage
149. Glance – OpenStack image storage
150. Manila – OpenStack shared file storage
151. Neutron – OpenStack network
152. Swift – OpenStack object storage
153. Message queue 
154. Database services
155. Data privacy and security for tenants
156. Security for instances
157. Quick recap
158. Summary
159. Automating Cloud Security
160. Infrastructure as Code
161. CI/CD
162. Monitoring
163. Summary
164. Cloud Compliance
165. Cloud security compliance
166. Security compliance – ISMS
167. Security compliance – PCI DSS
168. Quick recap
169. Summary

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