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Introduction
Cybersecurity is important for all types of computing systems, including HPC, but what makes security for HPC different?
In a lot of HPC clusters, there's no kernel access allowed for the users. So how do you get control of a system without kernel access?
In the paper you created on security for NIST you mentioned the four zones of an HPC
Okay. So there are going to be standards or suggested standards for each one of these zones. Has that been defined or is that to be done?
Can an AI application look at the behavior in the cluster and identify where there may be security risks?
Can the AI architectures that are being developed for the enterprise be transferred over for use in HPC?
Will there need to be some security policies with regard to containers?
One of the reasons why Singularity was developed is because Docker can have some security flaws or security vulnerabilities in it. Singularity was designed by Greg Kurtzer to provide security and lock in the user from becoming a bad actor, right?
Do you have ideas about HPC storage and the security involved or how security might be designed for storage?
Where's this going to go? Are there going to be conferences or work streams to define policy around security for HPC? We need more granularity in policies around the four different zones. Will more users collaborate in the community to give their feedback?
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