A Comprehensive Study of Current and Future Trends in Cloud Forensics

Abstract

Organizations are increasingly turning to cloud computing, which offers convenience and provides services based on virtualization technology. Some benefits of cloud computing include accessibility, availability, flexibility, vast storage capacity, speed, flexibility, and on-demand network connectivity. Significant potential security dangers are associated with this new technology, and digital forensics cannot keep up with the rapid adoption of cloud computing solutions. This study gives an overview of cloud forensics to offer better prospects, highlighting the existing problems and difficulties. It also suggests actions that can be taken to address these difficulties.

Uses of Languages in Cloud Computing in Context with its Security

“…In the context of cloud computing, the systems to be protected can be heterogeneous [8]. Therefore, a security policy aimed at protecting all systems involved should be as independent of the system as possible, which implies that the language must also be independent of the system [9,10]. For this reason, the proposed language is based on the notion of contexts associated with the resources to be protected.…”

Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) and Artificial Neural Network (ANN) for Predicting the Kinematic Viscosity

“…The weights, after training, contain meaningful information, whereas, before training, they are random and have no meaning. When a satisfactory level of performance is reached, the training stops, and the network uses these weights to make decisions [52]. A back propagation (BP) algorithm was chosen to calculate the weight values of the network.…”