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Implementing trust policies for cloud: A case study

Identity provisioning is one of the major concerns in cloud security. Traditionally users were authenticated on the mere basis of static agreement made between the two principals like SLA. However cloud scenarios require dynamic trust management to allow user to access services. This paper describes trust policies that can help in better decision making regarding whom to trust. The implementation of the trust policies has been demonstrated through a case study.