Tackling the Cloud Adoption Dilemma - A User Centric Concept to Control Cloud Migration Processes by Using Machine Learning Technologies

Michael Diener, L. Blessing, Nina Rappel
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Research studies have shown that especially enterprises in European countries are afraid of losing outsourced data or unauthorized access. Despite various existing cloud security mechanisms companies are currently hesitating to adopt cloud resources. This phenomenon is also known as cloud adoption dilemma. We think that data classification is a promising technique that should be considered in the context of cloud security, supporting cloud migration processes. By using classification techniques enterprises are able to control which documents are suited for Cloud Computing and which cloud service providers are sufficient for protecting sensitive documents. In this work we present an efficient concept that involves enterprises' employees and authorities, making it possible to apply powerful security policies in a simple way. We make use of a well-established machine learning algorithm in our developed tool, identifying security levels for different types of documents. Thus, cloud migration processes can become more transparent and enterprises obtain the ability to discuss more openly about adopting innovative cloud services.
解决云采用困境-以用户为中心的概念,通过使用机器学习技术来控制云迁移过程
研究表明,特别是欧洲国家的企业害怕丢失外包数据或未经授权的访问。尽管存在各种现有的云安全机制,但企业目前对采用云资源犹豫不决。这种现象也被称为云采用困境。我们认为数据分类是一种很有前途的技术,应该在云安全的背景下考虑,支持云迁移过程。通过使用分类技术,企业能够控制哪些文档适合云计算,哪些云服务提供商足以保护敏感文档。在这项工作中,我们提出了一个有效的概念,它涉及企业的员工和当局,使得以一种简单的方式应用强大的安全策略成为可能。我们在开发的工具中使用了成熟的机器学习算法,确定不同类型文档的安全级别。因此,云迁移过程可以变得更加透明,企业可以更公开地讨论采用创新的云服务。
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