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What is RPIE (Request, Perform, Inform, Evidence)

Chapter 8
Handbook of Research on End-to-End Cloud Computing Architecture Design
The lifecycle of an action to be performed, from its initial invocation of the action (Request) to the validation and completion of the action (Perform) to the completion of the action with including the action’s status (Inform) and the use of information on the request’s completion (Evidence). Intended to be a closed loop, in that the Requestor uses Evidence to ensure the request was properly fulfilled, and the Perform(er) produces Inform(ation) to demonstrate that they have properly completed the action.
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Security and Compliance: IaaS, PaaS, and Hybrid Cloud
Heather Hinton (IBM Corporation, USA)
Copyright: © 2017 |Pages: 30
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-0759-8.ch008
Abstract
Despite a rocky start in terms of perceived security, cloud adoption continues to grow. Users are more comfortable with the notion that cloud can be secure but there is still a lack of understanding of what changes when moving to cloud, how to secure a cloud environment, and most importantly, how to demonstrate compliance of these cloud environment for regulatory purposes. This chapter reviews the basics of cloud security and compliance, including the split of security responsibility across Cloud provider and Client, considerations for the integration of cloud deployed workloads with on-premises systems and most importantly, how to demonstrate compliance with existing internal policies and workload required regulatory standards.
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