Building trust into cloud

Fan, Wenjuan; Yang, Shanlin; Pei, Jun; Luo, He

doi:10.11591/closer.v1i3.742

Cited by 6 publications

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“…• Contribution 1: Proposing a trust definition based on (Fan, 2012), (Ko et al, 2011) which states that trust can be achieved when consumers are confident that their data and computing resources are safe, available and under their control at known location under appropriate SLA which preserves their rights for auditability and the required level of security and privacy …”

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Trusted Cloud Computing Framework for Healthcare Sector

Bamiah

Brohi

Chuprat

et al. 2014

Journal of Computer Science

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“…Healthcare sectors' trust can be achieved when they are confident that their data is secured, available and under their control with known data storage location (Fan, 2012), (Ko et al, 2011).…”

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Trusted Cloud Computing Framework for Healthcare Sector

Bamiah

Brohi

Chuprat

et al. 2014

Journal of Computer Science

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“…Besides, it allows users to verify the IAAS provider and decide whether or not the service is secure before they launch their virtual machines. Yang et al [2], introduced three layers for trust conceptive framework in which it includes both the validity of the "hard trust" to guaranteed security mechanisms and technical devices, and "soft trust" that ensure by social legal human factors, Plus considering "trust relationship" between customers and cloud vendors, through the combination and integration of the three trusted layer in framework model. They also reported that the gap between these trust factors can be bridged from the underlying infrastructure to the virtual systems and to the service interaction level, to the trust field in cloud environment.…”

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Trust relationship model to enhance security and privacy for cloud environment

Al-Tehmazi¹,

Al-Jobori²

2015

Third International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communication and Information Technology- CCIT 2015

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Abstract-These days the common term used for distinguishing the services such as availability, data mobility, cost effective, privacy and security is "Cloud Computing Technology". Cloud computing can solve technical issues, reduce organization cost, and make data available anytime, anywhere. Like many technologies, cloud computing is facing lot of challenges; one of these challenges is "Trust relationship". In this paper we will propose a model called "Cloud Computing Trust Relationship Model (CCTRM)". This model will enhance the security and privacy for cloud computing environment. CCTRM model will be used in telecommunication and nontelecommunication organizations, governments sectors, and private sectors to implement trust relationship between them and cloud computing service providers. This trust will allow the organization to obtain cloud computing services safely without the need to be worry about security and privacy on their cloud.

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A Reliability-Based Trust Management Mechanism for Cloud Services

Fan

Perros

2013

2013 12th IEEE International Conference on Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications

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With the increasing demand for cloud services, trust management has become a challenging and important issue in a cloud computing environment. In a trust management mechanism, trust feedback is used to derive trust evaluation results. However, the reliability of the trust feedback from cloud service users needs to be considered, because unreliable trust feedback can produce wrong trust results. In this paper, we first propose a trust management framework for cloud computing environments, and then we introduce an effective reliability-based filtering mechanism to ensure the reliability of trust feedback for cloud computing services. The filtering mechanism uses two important factors, namely, familiarity and consistency, to filter out unreliable trust feedback. Our experiments show that our proposed reliability-based trust management mechanism is effective.

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Building trust into cloud

Cited by 6 publications

References 21 publications

Trusted Cloud Computing Framework for Healthcare Sector

Trusted Cloud Computing Framework for Healthcare Sector

Trust relationship model to enhance security and privacy for cloud environment

A Reliability-Based Trust Management Mechanism for Cloud Services

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