Cloud computing in the GC - The security assessment and authorization process

Course CLD201C

Description

As a next step following Course CLD101C – Foundations of cloud security in the Government of Canada, this workshop aims to refine cloud computing Cloud computingThe use of remote servers hosted on the Internet. Cloud computing allows users to access a shared pool of computing resources (such as networks, servers, applications, or services) on demand and from anywhere. Users access these resources via a computer network instead of storing and maintaining all resources on their local computer. concepts, and establish a deeper understanding of the Cloud Computing SA&A Process within a GC context. The advice and guidance provided in this workshop will explore Cloud Service Provider Assessments and risk management decisions when procuring a public cloud service, GC Cloud Usage Profiles, GC Accelerators, Guardrails and general Cloud Security Guidance. This will help GC personnel identify their own organization’s needs, and create a structured approach for managing risks that accounts for the incorporation of cloud services to support their own program goals and outcomes.

Objectives

  • Cloud Service Provider Assessments
  • Risk Management Process
  • CCCS Medium Security Profile and Playbook
  • GC Cloud Usage Profile, GC Accelerator, Guardrails
  • GC Cloud Security Guidance

Target audience

GC employees at all levels who already have a good understanding of Cloud Computing and SA and A process within the government.

Prerequisites

Prior to attending, participants are required to take course CLD101C - Foundations of cloud security in the Government of Canada. It is also recommended that participants read the following document: Cloud service provider Information Technology security assessment process - ITSM.50.100.

 

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