Artificial Intelligence (AI) Driven Solutions for Security Issues in OpenStack

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DOI: 10.21522/TIJAR.2014.SE.19.02.Art011

Authors : Mohammad Shawkat Akbar Almamun, Md. Shahidul Hasan, Balamurugan E, Sangeetha K

Abstract:

Cloud computing is one of the most substantial and fastest growing field today whereas cloud service providers offer resources as virtual machines, raw (block) storage, firewalls, load balancers, and network devices. One of the most vital issues in cloud computing is security. AI is a combination of multiple technologies such as machine learning, Artificial Neural Networks and Deep Learning and its widely accepted by technologist and global IT giants. There were few AI driven security solutions have already found in traditional applications in next generation such as firewalls, automatic intrusion detection systems, encrypted traffic identification, malware detection, and so on, therefore it would also be very suitable and supportive for ensuring security on Cloud based computation. This paper focuses on some of the important aspect and possibility of AI driven security approaches for OpenStack cloud. It brings out an exhaustive survey of such techniques, and also put forth the open challenges for further research. The paper is organized as follows as Introduction to Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Review of Literature, Security Issues in OpenStack and Conclusion.

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, OpenStack, Security

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