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This report is based on "Regional Gardens Ltd. cloud computing". We will discuss here hybrid cloud architecture is defined as the integration of on-premises resources along with the cloud resources. The hybrid cloud architecture will allow the organization the opportunity to explore new products and business operations at all times. The migration of legacy IT systems is not easy and it takes time. The selection of the cloud provider, therefore, needs to be done in such a manner that the hybrid cloud strategy is successfully implemented and costly new investments are not required.

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Regional Gardens Ltd.Table of ContentsHybrid Cloud Architectures...................................................................................................................2AWS Hybrid Cloud...........................................................................................................................2Benefits of the Hybrid Cloud Architecture........................................................................................3Issues with Hybrid Cloud Architecture..............................................................................................4Risk Report for Hybrid Cloud & Microservices....................................................................................4List of Risks Identified......................................................................................................................4Risk Register.....................................................................................................................................5Treatment Strategies & Controls.......................................................................................................7Proposed Information Security Controls................................................................................................8Administrative Controls....................................................................................................................9Technical/Logical Controls.............................................................................................................10Physical Controls.............................................................................................................................11BCP Changes.......................................................................................................................................12Application Resilience.....................................................................................................................12Data Storage and Backup.................................................................................................................12Disaster Recovery............................................................................................................................13Hybrid Cloud Administration & SLA Management............................................................................14Remote Administration....................................................................................................................14Resource Management....................................................................................................................15SLA Management............................................................................................................................16Migration Plan.....................................................................................................................................17Purpose of the Plan..........................................................................................................................17Migration Approach........................................................................................................................17Phases in Migration.........................................................................................................................17Initiation Phase............................................................................................................................17Planning Phase.............................................................................................................................17Execution Phase...........................................................................................................................18Control Phase...............................................................................................................................18Closure Phase..............................................................................................................................19Critical Points & Issues...................................................................................................................19References...........................................................................................................................................211
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Regional Gardens Ltd.Hybrid Cloud ArchitecturesAWS Hybrid Cloud Hybrid cloud architecture is defined as the integration of on premise resources along with thecloud resources. Regional Gardens Ltd. is an organization that needs to preserve it on-premises technology and include enhanced cloud resources to carry out its businessoperations. Hybrid cloud architecture has therefore been proposed for the organization. Themigration of legacy IT system is not easy and its takes time. The selection of the cloudprovider therefore needs to be done in such a manner that the hybrid strategy is successfullyimplemented and costly new investments are not required. Amazon Web Services (AWS)hybrid cloud architecture has been recommended for the organization to simply the businessoperations and to allow the company to achieve its business goals. AWS Hybrid Cloud ArchitectureAWS has developed a wide range of hybrid cloud services and activities across theoperations, such as data storage, security, connectivity and networking, deployment of theapplications, management tools, and several others. The AWS hybrid cloud architecturewould allow the organization to integrate the cloud securely and easily with the existing2
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Regional Gardens Ltd.architecture by extending the current investments (Aws, 2018). The AWS hybrid cloudarchitecture has been shown in the figure above. It has been recommended for the organization as it will economically store massive sets ofdata and will provide mechanisms to utilize the new cloud-native databases. The customerwill be able to clearly view the data sets and there will be enhanced transparency developedbetween the customers and the organization. The backup of the data sets will be possible tobe developed in a cost effective manner. The hybrid cloud architecture comes with a storagegateway service. The service will seamlessly integrate the existing and newer cloudcomponents. It follows a multi-protocol storage appliance coupled with extremely efficientnetwork connection to deliver enhanced performance to the users. The second layer of the hybrid cloud architecture provides the mechanism to connect the on-premises and cloud resources with the aid of a common network to develop a singleenterprise environment for enhanced security. The extension of the network connections maybe easily done so that the AWS resources operate the cloud operations as part of theorganization. The physical connectivity may also be extended so that a dedicated and privatenetwork connection may be set-up. Integrated identity and access strategy is another reasonthat is present behind the selection of the cloud architecture. The cloud architecture will allowthe creation and management of the various users, user groups, access, permissions, andidentity in extreme detail. There are managed services that are offered by AWS to connect theresources with Microsoft Active Directory and to merge the policy with the existing set oftools. The extremely robust hybrid architecture involved integration of the applicationdevelopment, application deployment, and management strategies across the variousenvironments. VMware is also one of the close associates of AWS and there is a relationshipthat has been developed between AWS and VMware to carry out the cloud operations andactivities. Benefits of the Hybrid Cloud Architecture The primary benefit that hybrid cloud architecture will provide to the organization will be interms of flexibility and scalability. The business operations of Regional Gardens Ltd. arecontinuously changing and there may be increase or decrease in the demands of cloudservices that may be observed in the years to come. The hybrid cloud architecture will allowthe organization with the opportunity to explore the new products and business operations atall times. One of the primary concerns with cloud platforms is the downtime due to3
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Regional Gardens Ltd.occurrence of security risks or availability issues. There is also a lot of maintenance time thatis demanded by the other cloud platforms in the market. However, hybrid cloud architectureis stable as it includes the features of private as well as public cloud (Xue & Xin, 2016).There is highest degree of stability that is promised and comes along with hybrid cloud.These cloud architectures are also cost-effective in nature and have reduced latency. Issues with Hybrid Cloud Architecture There is an increased infrastructure dependency that comes along with hybrid cloudarchitecture. For any of the cloud-related issue or outage, there is a lot of reliance on theinternal IT staff. Security is another primary concern that is witnessed with the hybrid cloudarchitecture. There may be security issues as lack of encryption, denial of service anddistributed denial of service attacks, malware attacks, data leakage, authentication issues, etc.that may come up (Jenkins, 2014). Risk Report for Hybrid Cloud & MicroservicesList of Risks IdentifiedRisk NameDescription of the Risk Encryption IssuesThe data sets present on the cloud platform may not beencrypted properly leading to the exposure of informationproperties and contents Denial of Service &Distributed Denial ofService AttacksThe malicious entities may launch garbage traffic on the cloudconnections which may disrupt the availability of the serviceand the data setsMalware AttacksThere may be attacks of malicious codes, such as viruses,worms, logic bombs, ransomware, and othersData LeakageThe data and information present on the hybrid cloudarchitecture may get leaked in between that may impact theintegrity of the information setsUnprotected APIsAPI endpoints may be utilized by the malevolent entities toexpose the sensitive data and information setsAuthentication & IdentityIssuesAccess to the sensitive and confidential data sets to theunauthorized entities due to poor authentication and identitymanagementPoor IP ProtectionThe protection measures installed for the sensitive andconfidential data sets may not be adequate (An, Zaaba &Samsudin, 2016)4
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Regional Gardens Ltd.WeakSecurityManagementThere may be too many enterprise managers involved that maylead to the presence of conflicts and inability to develop strongsecurity policies. This may lead to the presence of securityvulnerabilities Eavesdropping AttacksThe attackers may intrude the network channels and monitor thenetwork activities to obtain confidential information Lack of Data OwnershipThere may be too many data owners involved that may lead topoor ownership and control leading to the presence of securityvulnerabilities Insider Threats & AttacksThe employees of Regional Gardens may pass on theinformation to the unauthorized entities violating the securitynorms. This may be deliberate or accidental Risk RegisterRisk NameImpact Score(Very High – 5High – 4Average – 3Minor – 2Low – 1)LikelihoodScore (VeryHigh – 5High – 4Average – 3Minor – 2Low – 1)RiskScore/Rank(Impact xLikelihood)Treatment & ResponseStrategy Encryption Issues4312Risk avoidance shall be thetreatment strategy adoptedto prevent, detect, andcontrol the risk. Riskmitigation may be used incase of occurrence. Denial of Service &Distributed Denial ofService Attacks5420Risk avoidance shall be thetreatment strategy adoptedto prevent, detect, andcontrol the risk. Riskmitigation may be used incase of occurrence. Malware Attacks4416Risk avoidance shall be thetreatment strategy adopted5
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