Working Group
High Performance Computing
The crossing of cloud and HPC environments often leads us to questions of how security in an HPC cloud environment can be implemented, enforced and ensured without the need to compromise performance. This working group strives to provide recommendations that can answer these questions.
View Current Projects
Survey Report - Security Practices in HPC & HPC Cloud
Working Group Leadership
Ong Guan Sin
Andrew Howard
Cloud Team Manager, National Computational Infrastructure Canberra Australia
Andrew has many decades of hands-on technical, diplomatic and logistics experience covering a wide range of standard and bespoke technologies, languages and applications within Industry, Government, Academia and Research nationally and internationally.
He is a member of the APAN Program Committee, Co-Chair of the APAN E-Culture and Asia Pacific Research Platform working groups and the Lead judge on the SCA19 Data Movement C...
| Publications in Review | Open Until |
|---|---|
| Key Management in Cloud Services 2025 Update | Sep 26, 2025 |
| Applying Zero Trust Principles with Network-Infrastructure Hiding Protocol - Stealth Mode Software Defined Perimeter for Network Infrastructure | Oct 16, 2025 |
| Enabling Zero Trust for Cellular Networks - Guidance for Securing Mobile Networks | Oct 16, 2025 |
Who can join?
Anyone can join a working group, whether you have years of experience or want to just participate as a fly on the wall.
What is the time commitment?
The time commitment for this group varies depending on the project. You can spend a 15 minutes helping review a publication that's nearly finished or help author a publication from start to finish.
Virtual Meetings
Attend our next meeting. You can just listen in to decide if this group is a good for you or you can choose to actively participate. During these calls we discuss current projects, and well as share ideas for new projects. This is a good way to meet the other members of the group. You can view all research meetings here.
Open Peer Reviews
Peer reviews allow security professionals from around the world to provide feedback on CSA research before it is published.