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Isolated Trust Boundary (Cope, Erl)
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Isolated Trust Boundary is a compound pattern that is foundational to the multitenancy characteristic of the cloud, and is primarily comprised of the following security and virtualization patterns that combine to prevent overlapping trust boundaries in multitenant implementations.
Required (Core)
- Cloud Authentication Gateway
- Cloud Key Management
- Cloud Resource Access Control
- Cloud VM Platform Encryption
- Collaborative Monitoring and Logging
- Hypervisor Protection
- In-Transit Cloud Data Encryption
- Secure Cloud Interfaces and APIs
- Trust Attestation Service
- Trusted Cloud Resource Pools
- Trusted Platform BIOS
Optional (Extension)
- Automatically Defined Perimeter
- Federated Cloud Authentication
- Geotagging
- Independent Cloud Auditing
- Secure Connection for Scaled VMs
This pattern is covered in CCP Module 13: Fundamental Cloud Storage.
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This pattern is covered in CCP Module 14: Advanced Cloud Storage.
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