BULUT HİZMET SAĞLAYICILARININ HÜKÜM VE KOŞULLARINDA SİBER GÜVENLİKLE İLGİLİ HUSUSLAR

Güvenlik, bulut bilişim dünyasındaki en büyük sorunlardan biridir. Müşteriler bulut hizmetleriyle ilgili hassas bilgileri tutarlarken servis sağlayıcılarana tam güvenmek durumunda kalmaktadırlar. Bulut servis sağlayıcıları, veri koruma yasaları gibi mevzuatlara uymalı ve güvenlik politikaları hakkında güven tam vermelidir. Şartlar ve koşullar belgesi, sağlayıcıların güvenlik politikaları hakkında bazı ipuçları verebilmektedir. Bu nedenle, bu çalışmada, bulut ortamındaki ihlallere karşı kilit önlemler almak için bazı bulut servis sağlayıcılarının T&C belgelerini güvenlik yönünden inceledik.

SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF CLOUD SERVICE PROVIDERS

Security is one of the biggest issues in the cloud-computing world. The customers may keep sensitive information on the cloud services and should trust to the service providers. Cloud service providers should comply with the legislations like data protection laws and should give confidence about their security policy. The terms and conditions document could give some clues about the security policies of the providers. Therefore, in this study we reviewed the T&C documents of some cloud service providers from security aspect in order to provide key measures against breaches in the cloud environment.

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