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CloudTrust Protocol Prototype Source Code
Release Date: 12/10/2015
The Cloud Trust Protocol (CTP) is designed to be a mechanism by which cloud service customers can ask for and receive information related to the security of the services they use in the cloud, promoting transparency and trust. The source code implements a CTP server that acts as a gateway between cloud customers and cloud providers: A cloud provider can push security measurements to the CTP server. A cloud customer can query the CTP server with the CTP API to access these measurements. The source code is available here on Github.
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