Cloud Architecture Security Cheat Sheet — Exploring Different Levels of Trust
Architects have to select a trust configuration between components, using quantitative factors like risk score/tolerance, velocity of project, as well as subjective security goals.
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Architects have to select a trust configuration between components, using quantitative factors like risk score/tolerance, velocity of project, as well as subjective security goals. Each example below details trust boundary relationships to better explain the implications of trusting a certain resource. The threat level of a specific resource as a color from green (safe) to red (dangerous) will outline which resources shouldn't be trusted.
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