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Certifying Services in Cloud: The Case for a Hybrid, Incremental and Multi-layer Approach
The use of clouds raises significant security concerns for the services they provide. Addressing these concerns requires novel models of cloud service certification based on multiple forms of evidence including testing and monitoring data, and trusted computing proofs. CUMULUS is a novel infrastructure for realising such certification models.