A JSON Token-Based Authentication and Access Management Schema for Cloud SaaS Applications

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Authors Obinna Ethelbert, Faraz Fatemi Moghaddam, Philipp Wieder, Ramin Yahyapour arXiv ID 1710.08281 Category cs.CR: Cryptography & Security Cross-listed cs.DC, cs.PF, cs.SE Citations 47 Venue International Conference on Future Internet of Things and Cloud Last Checked 6 months ago
Abstract
Cloud computing is significantly reshaping the computing industry built around core concepts such as virtualization, processing power, connectivity and elasticity to store and share IT resources via a broad network. It has emerged as the key technology that unleashes the potency of Big Data, Internet of Things, Mobile and Web Applications, and other related technologies, but it also comes with its challenges - such as governance, security, and privacy. This paper is focused on the security and privacy challenges of cloud computing with specific reference to user authentication and access management for cloud SaaS applications. The suggested model uses a framework that harnesses the stateless and secure nature of JWT for client authentication and session management. Furthermore, authorized access to protected cloud SaaS resources have been efficiently managed. Accordingly, a Policy Match Gate (PMG) component and a Policy Activity Monitor (PAM) component have been introduced. In addition, other subcomponents such as a Policy Validation Unit (PVU) and a Policy Proxy DB (PPDB) have also been established for optimized service delivery. A theoretical analysis of the proposed model portrays a system that is secure, lightweight and highly scalable for improved cloud resource security and management.
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