Cyber Situation Awareness Monitoring and Proactive Response for Enterprises on the Cloud
Hootan Alavizadeh, Hooman Alavizadeh, Julian Jang-Jaccard

TL;DR
This paper presents a framework for enterprises to enhance their cybersecurity situational awareness and response capabilities in cloud environments through improved analysis, collaboration with providers, and secure communication protocols.
Contribution
It introduces a novel framework enabling better enterprise-cloud collaboration for security monitoring and response, including a secure protocol for communication.
Findings
Enhanced security analysis using advanced metrics
Improved decision-making for threat responses
Secure communication protocol for enterprise-cloud interactions
Abstract
The cloud model allows many enterprises able to outsource computing resources at an affordable price without having to commit the expense upfront. Although the cloud providers are responsible for the security of the cloud, there are still many security concerns due to inherently complex model the cloud providers operate on (e.g.,multi-tenancy). In addition, the enterprises whose services have migrated into the cloud have a preference for their own cybersecurity situation awareness capability on top of the security mechanisms provided by the cloud providers. In this way, the enterprises can monitor the performance of the security offerings of the cloud and have a choice to decide and select potential response strategies more appropriate to the enterprise in the presence of the attack where the defense provided by the cloud doesn't work for them. However, some response strategies, such as…
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