![]() Maintain the authorization state of the cloud-based GC service.Continuously monitor the security of the cloud-based GC service during the operation phase and.Authorize operations of the resulting cloud-based GC service.Assess the implementation of the security controls in the GC service.Implement the required security controls in the GC service.Assess the implementation of the security controls in the supporting cloud service.Select the right cloud deployment model and cloud service model for the GC service.Select an appropriate set of security controls based on the GC service’s security category.Perform security categorization (in terms of confidentiality, integrity, and availability) of each GC service being deployed on a cloud service.This document describes the security risk management approach for the adoption of cloud-based GC services. Cloud adoption will ensure that the GC can continue to sustain service excellence during a period of increased demand by Canadians for online services and timely access to information. Executive SummaryĬloud computing has introduced a fundamental shift in the way information system services are delivered and the Government of Canada (GC) has established a strategy Footnote 1 that will position itself to leverage this alternative service delivery model. These instruments are adaptations of existing risk management and cloud security standards from the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and risk management guidance from the Communications Security Establishment (CSE). To enable the adoption of cloud computing, an integrated risk management approach and procedures have been developed to establish cloud-based GC services. GC departments and agencies therefore need to understand cloud security and ensure risks are effectively addressed. At the same time, GC departments and agencies using cloud services remain accountable for the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the GC information system and related information hosted by the CSP.Īs a result, GC departments and agencies must extend their information system security risk management practice to include cloud environments however, the shared nature of operating and using a cloud environment changes who is responsible for the implementation, operation, and maintenance of security controls. Under the cloud computing paradigm, the Government of Canada (GC) relinquishes direct control over many aspects of security and privacy, and in doing so, confers a level of trust onto the cloud service provider (CSP). Please note that Airbnb is not committed nor obliged to use an alternative dispute resolution entity to resolve disputes with consumers.From Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat ForewordĬloud computing has the potential to deliver agile and flexible information system services. You can access the European Commission’s online dispute resolution platform here. ![]() is authorised and regulated by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (“CSSF”) with reference number Z21. Trade Register Number: (Irish Companies Registration Office) IE 511825Ĭontact Contracting party for payment services for users with their place of residence or establishment in the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Russia:ĭirectors: Quent Rickerby, Bart Rubin and Sam ShraugerĪirbnb Payments UK Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority as an Electronic Money Institution with reference number 900596.Ĭontracting party for payment services for users with their place of residence or establishment in the European Economic Area:ĭirectors: Thomas Belousek, Marc Hemmerling, Bart Rubin and Sam ShraugerĪirbnb Payments Luxembourg S.A. Airbnb Ireland UC, private unlimited companyĭirectors: Dermot Clarke, Killian Pattwell and Andrea Finnegan
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