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Hallo Frank Vielen Dank für Deine Frage. Eine Private Cloud kann als als Gegenstück einer Public Cloud angesehen werden. Public Clouds sind Umgebungen, in denen die Ressourcen geteilt werden (shared Environment, shared Hardware). Private Clouds können als sogenannte single Tenant Umgebungen definiert werden, die nur für ein einziges Unternehmen bestimmt sind. Dabei werden die Hardware und das Netzwerk so gestaltet, dass andere Kunden im selben Datacenter nicht darauf zugreifen können. Somit kann eine Private Cloud sowohl On-Prem (in einem eigenen Datacenter) wie auch in der Cloud (z.B. Azure) betrieben werden. Gruss, Borna Cisar

@@AVANTEC-Cyber-Security Danke für die ausführliche Info, das hilft mir weiter. Viele Grüße Frank

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Dear aquabat104, Thank you very much for your question. There are three components involved: client, Zscaler cloud and connector. 1. The client requests an application by sending a request to Zscaler cloud. 2. The connector checks inside the company what application he is able to connect to and provides this information to the Zscaler cloud. 3. In the cloud the client request and the connector connection get stitched together and the client is able to connect through the stitched connection to the application. 4. Furthermore you will be able to enforce double encryption which will open another tunnel through the stitched connection so your traffic is encrypted from the client to the connector. We hope that our answer is helpful. If you need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact us ([email protected]). Best regards, Melanie

Hi UncleBillyProduction Thank you very much for your comment. I agree with you that every system can (and most probably will be) compromised sooner or later. It all depends on how quickly you are able to respond to such a compromise. And if you hoard data that could be copied by an attacker. Symantec does not store content longer than necessary. Let’s now speak about a cloud service as the discussed “web isolation” by Symantec. It’s quite hard to compromise this service by using it, i.e. by surfing to a malicious payload. This web content is rendered in a container that is discarded as soon as you surf to a new location. This content origins from a web server. If you are concerned about the privacy of this data, this has been stored somewhere in the web in the first place and could get “hacked” there as well. Of course you have to trust your security vendor or any cloud service you are using for not maliciously copy your data. If you are concerned about privacy the whole service is also available as on-premises installation where you can control what data is sent back out to the Internet.

@@AVANTEC-Cyber-Security Thank you for your thought provoking reply. So are you saying a system that houses these containers could not be compromised and thus have malware monitoring (scraping/recording) containers as they are created and destroyed? Perhaps that is not possible as we know things today, but if that's where people start having their information processed, then that's where the power/money/brains behind hacking will concentrate.

@@UncleBillyProduction Thank you very much for your answer and sorry for the late reply. Of course any service could be compromised, be it hosted in the cloud or run by yourself. What I’m saying is that the web content you are downloading originates from the Internet and could be extracted by compromising the originating website as well. If you do not trust the “rendering cloud service” (as it could be compromised or you do not trust the service itself) you can still run it yourself on-premises. Have a nice day and best wishes, Anja

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