Title of article
Building Trust and Confidentiality in Cloud computing Distributed Data Storage
Author/Authors
Valentine, Uegebe Ikechukwu University of Port Harcourt - Rivers State , Enyinna, Omenka Ugochukwu University of Port Harcourt - Rivers State
Pages
6
From page
78
To page
83
Abstract
Cloud computing delivers massively scalable computing resources as a service with internet
technologies. Resources are shared among a vast number of consumers allowing for a lower cost of IT
ownership. Enterprises can store or rent data storage as a service in a “pay-per-use” manner. As with
new technology, this new way of doing business brings with it new challenges, especially when
considering the security and privacy of the information stored and processed within the cloud. In this
paper, we looked at data security, described the current state of data security in the cloud and the
possible threats obtainable in cloud computing. We described how the combination of existing
research thrusts has the potential to solve many threats concerning confidentiality and adoption of
cloud. We proposed that with continued research and adoption of trusted computing and computationsupporting encryption, maintaining integrity of data in the cloud will be a success
Keywords
Cloud computing , Security , privacy , internet services , virtual machines
Journal title
Astroparticle Physics
Serial Year
2013
Record number
2437869
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