Learning Cloud Computing: Cloud Security

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01.01-understanding cloud security.mp4

00:38

01.02-what you should know.mp4

00:42

02.01-business case for cloud security.mp4

01:38

02.02-breach scenarios and attack vectors.mp4

03:02

02.03-infrastructure-level cloud security.mp4

01:54

02.04-application-level cloud security.mp4

02:59

02.05-data-level cloud security.mp4

02:42

02.06-rise of identity and access management.mp4

02:46

02.07-compliance and security.mp4

02:44

03.01-aws cloud security services.mp4

02:02

03.02-microsoft cloud security services.mp4

01:34

03.03-third-party services.mp4

03:14

03.04-cloud encryption services.mp4

02:48

03.05-encryption at rest.mp4

02:12

03.06-encryption in flight.mp4

02:02

03.07-security as code.mp4

01:44

03.08-security management services.mp4

02:39

04.01-cloud security in healthcare.mp4

02:17

04.02-cloud security in finance.mp4

01:39

04.03-cloud security in retail.mp4

01:50

04.04-cloud security in manufacturing.mp4

02:05

05.01-understanding your security requirements.mp4

02:02

05.02-selecting cloud security services.mp4

02:32

05.03-architecture guidelines and hierarchy.mp4

01:21

05.04-reference security architecture.mp4

01:08

06.01-more about cloud security.mp4

01:29

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Understand the basics of cloud security—a core component of cloud computing. Beginning with the basics, instructor David Linthicum explains the business case for cloud security and the levels and models available, including infrastructure-, application-, and data-level security; identity and risk management; encryption; and multifactor authentication. He then dives into the services offered by the top three cloud providers: Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. He reviews the compliance issues that affect specific industries, including health care and finance, and reviews the points you need to consider when identifying your security requirements and the security tools, services, and software to best meet those needs.

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