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I am currently working for Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), as an IT Security Solutions Architect, for the Global Security Solutions (GSS) Office of the CTO (OCTO), in the Architecture, Design and Engineering (AD&E) department. My current, primary focus is the security for the Trusted Cloud Services.

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Cloud Security Architecture
CloudTrust Protocol (CTP) - Architecture and Design for a RESTful communication protocol, to manage virtual objects, providing visibility (thus trust) into the cloud.

Security as a Service (SaaS) - Delivering the following traditional security applications as an Internet-based service, on-demand, to CSC customers:

• Content Monitoring and Protection, using Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
• Database Security and Architecture
• Vulnerability Assessments
• Vulnerability Alert Management
• Anti-Virus and patch management
• Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS)
• Audit Log Assurance
• Storage Security

IT Governance
Strategy and definition for the Enterprise IT Controls Framework
(e.g. CobiT, ITIL, NIST, PCI, FISMA, etc)

IT Security Auditing
Conformance to the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) IS Standards, Guidelines and Procedures for Auditing and Control Professionals.

• Policy and Standards Development
• Risk Management
• Business Impact Analysis
• Information Flow
• Vulnerability Assessment
• Technical Assessment
• Response Programs
• Recovery Plans
• Restoration Activities
• Security Awareness Training

CSC ANNOUNCES NEW FAMILY OF CLOUD SERVICES
Global Leader in Service Delivery Introduces Orchestration and Trusted Cloud Services

FALLS CHURCH, Va., --- CSC (NYSE: CSC) today announced the next step in its company-wide commitment to cloud computing. Building on its enterprise systems integration, mission-critical security capabilities and global presence, CSC announced a family of cloud services that leverage the company's strengths with private clouds and combines them with new public cloud models.  

Security challenges with cloud computing services
If you entrust a cloud provider with your data, how is encryption handled, if at all? What about user authentication? What about data breach liability? Those were some of the issues raised during a panel discussion on the security challenges with cloud computing services at last week's Bay Area SecureWorld in Santa Clara, Calif. "We're not saying the cloud is bad. There is a lot of good there, but we want to bring the challenges to your attention," said panelist Tim Mather, a security advisor and a founding member of the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA).