Internet And Network Technologies
Security and Privacy Considerations in Load Balancing
Considerations in Load Balancing: Multi-cloud Data & Privacy Management
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Considerations in Load Balancing: Multi-cloud Security Management
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Considerations in Load Balancing: Multi-cloud Data & Privacy Management
Lesson Objectives
Considerations in Load Balancing: Multi-cloud Data & Privacy Management
- discover the key concepts covered in this course
- recognize the challenges of maintaining data privacy in a multi-cloud environment and some best practices to ensure data privacy
- recognize the aspects of the hybrid cloud architecture that data protection spans and identify strategies to protect data in a hybrid cloud environment
- recognize what can be done in a hybrid cloud environment to ensure data integrity and availability
- identify strategies for disaster recovery in various multi-cloud scenarios
- identify the components of a hybrid cloud security architecture and recognize the benefits and challenges of hybrid cloud security
- recognize challenges to ensuring authentication in multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments and identify some strategies to remediate these challenges
- define federated cloud and recognize its implications for cloud data security
- summarize the key concepts covered in this course
Overview/Description
Data management has added complexity in today's multi-cloud and hybrid cloud architectures. Furthermore, managing compliance with data privacy is increasingly difficult. In this course, you'll learn the challenges of data privacy in multi-cloud architectures. You will also learn challenges and strategies for data protection in a hybrid cloud, including maintaining data integrity and availability and planning for disaster recovery. Then you will learn how security is maintained in a hybrid cloud environment. Finally, you'll learn about multi-cloud authentication and federated cloud.
Data management has added complexity in today's multi-cloud and hybrid cloud architectures. Furthermore, managing compliance with data privacy is increasingly difficult. In this course, you'll learn the challenges of data privacy in multi-cloud architectures. You will also learn challenges and strategies for data protection in a hybrid cloud, including maintaining data integrity and availability and planning for disaster recovery. Then you will learn how security is maintained in a hybrid cloud environment. Finally, you'll learn about multi-cloud authentication and federated cloud.
Target
Considerations in Load Balancing: Multi-cloud Security Management
Lesson Objectives
Considerations in Load Balancing: Multi-cloud Security Management
- discover the key concepts covered in this course
- describe the shared responsibility model as it applies to public cloud environments
- recognize security concepts critical to managing a multi-cloud environment
- recognize the common security challenges inherent in cloud technologies
- create a virtual network resource in Microsoft Azure
- recognize security challenges specific to multi-cloud environments
- recognize common challenges faced when an organization moves its operations to the cloud
- recognize development and operations practices that lead to operations resiliency in the cloud
- describe potential consequences of security failure in the cloud
- describe mechanisms for data backup and disaster recover in the cloud
- describe the importance of visibility and control in hybrid cloud and how this is achieved
- summarize the key concepts covered in this course
Overview/Description
Securing a private data center has its challenges but it is made easier by the fact that single data centers are centralized. Cloud systems, on the other hand, expose a much larger risk surface, and this surface is only larger and more complex for multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments. Today's cloud engineers and operators require more advanced knowledge of risk factors that are specific to various cloud configurations. In this course, you'll learn about cloud security challenges, vulnerabilities inherent in moving your organization to the cloud, and how to tailor operations in the cloud for resiliency. You will learn to create a virtual network in the Azure environment. You will also discover some of the repercussions of security failures in the cloud. Finally, you will learn about cloud backup and disaster recovery.
Securing a private data center has its challenges but it is made easier by the fact that single data centers are centralized. Cloud systems, on the other hand, expose a much larger risk surface, and this surface is only larger and more complex for multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments. Today's cloud engineers and operators require more advanced knowledge of risk factors that are specific to various cloud configurations. In this course, you'll learn about cloud security challenges, vulnerabilities inherent in moving your organization to the cloud, and how to tailor operations in the cloud for resiliency. You will learn to create a virtual network in the Azure environment. You will also discover some of the repercussions of security failures in the cloud. Finally, you will learn about cloud backup and disaster recovery.
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