Security Orchestrator Sample Clauses

Security Orchestrator. The architecture of the Security Orchestrator (SO) was first introduced in D3.1 and underwent minor alterations. Yet, overall the same interactions and distribution of logic still apply. This subcomponent contains the following modules: (i) Authentication and Authorisation Control (AAC); (ii) API; (iii) Attestation and Remediation (ATR); (iv) Configuration (CFG); (v) Life-Cycle Management (LCM); (vi) Monitoring (MON); (vii) Package (PKG); (viii) Policies (POL). The SO interacts with both the PALANTIR components from WP3 (i.e. with the SCs and SCC) and from WP4, such as with the Service Matching (SM), TAR and Dashboard. It also interacts with some third-party tools that are not considered part of the PALANTIR platform itself. This is the case of Open Source MANO (OSM), acting as the Network Function Virtualisation Orchestrator (NFVO); as well as sending notification events through the Xxxxx message broker and requesting low-level infrastructure information, directly requested to the Kubernetes cluster – which, in the end, act as the Virtualised Infrastructure Manager (VIM). The NFVO is a key piece for the SC orchestration, as it allows onboarding or registering the SCs (or VNFs and NSs) and managing its life-cycle operations. The SO leverages such functionality and complements with logic not covered by the NFVO, such as keeping observability on the managed deployment and protected infrastructure, track specific monitoring information or nodes, determining the adequacy of deploying and configuring or reuse an instance to directly apply the configuration or bind actions and infrastructure to specific tenants, among others.
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Security Orchestrator. The SO comprises all modules related to the orchestration and life-cycle management of SCs, along with its monitoring. Given the central position it occupies in the architecture, it also provides ancillary functionality to other components and subcomponents within WP3 and WP4. Table 3.2-1 describes how the requirements map to the technical specifications that were fulfilled in the SO subcomponent, as well as the internal modules that contribute to each specification. The next subsection explains in detail the changes on the specifications and/or requirements. Table 3.2-1: adapted technical specifications for SO. Req. ID Requirement description A A C A P I A T R C F G L C M M O N P K G P O L
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Security Orchestrator. The implementation of the SO continued from the stage in D3.1, both in terms of adopted technologies and regarding specific implementation choices per module. There were a number of changes from the landscape depicted in D3.1, which are described in the following section.
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Security Orchestrator. 2.1.4.1 Function The Security Orchestrator (SO) functions provided in deliverable D2.2 [27] have been extended to orchestrate and enforce the new 5G security slice policies. This is, apart from regular security policies orchestration and enforcement, 5G security slice policies can be orchestrated and enforced. To this aim, new features like multiple orchestration and allocation algorithms are provided. In fact, Trust- based 5G security slice orchestration and allocation has been provided as orchestration algorithm for 5G slices. As it also drives the security management by interacting through the integration fabric with different MANOs and Controllers, Slice MANO interactions are also provided as new feature. As part of the evolved functionalities, proactive/reactive policies enforcement contemplates deployment / configuration of 5G slices as well as the dynamic configuration of each 5G service/security asset/enabler that compose the slice. The SO feeds data services with enforcement results, and it is also fed from data services to retrieve infrastructure information used during orchestration and allocation processes.
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Security Orchestrator. The SO comprises all modules related to the orchestration and life-cycle management of SCs, along with its monitoring. Given the central position it occupies in the architecture, it also provides ancillary functionality to other components and subcomponents within WP3 and WP4. Table 3 describes how the requirement maps to the technical specification that is to be fulfilled in the SO subcomponent, as well as the internal modules that contribute to the specification. Table 3: technical specifications for SO. Req. ID Requirement description A A C A P I A T R C F G L C M M O N P K G P O L Document name: D3.1 PALANTIR Secure Services Ecosystem - First Release Page: 31 of 60 Reference: 1.0 Dissemination: PU Version: 1.0 Status: Final
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