Secured Cloud Data Storage––Prototype Trust Model for Public Cloud Storage

Boopathy, D.; Sundaresan, M.

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-0129-1_35

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“…In Kenya, the provisions in cybersecurity laws and regulations govern the adoption and utilization of cloud computing and IoT by the healthcare systems. International laws are also applied in addressing specific matters related to the use of cloud storage and IoT enabled devices in the country (Boopathy and Sundaresan, 2016). The main legal concerns inherent to cloud adoption and utility include data privacy and security concerns, liabilities, the rights and obligations of the involved parties, and procurement of infrastructure.…”

Section: Main Legal Considerations On Cloud Computing In Kenyamentioning

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“…Institutions that are using cloud computing have should uphold the rights of their clients. They are obligated to seek assessments and certification from regulatory bodies through legal processes (Boopathy and Sundaresan, 2016). They should also ensure compliance with the local and international guidelines of cloud computing and IoT, including the International Standards Organization requirements.…”

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Integration of Smart Wearable Devices and Cloud Computing in the Kenyan Public Health Care System

2021

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The utilization of smart wearable devices and cloud computing in the Kenyan public health care system will facilitate real-time patient monitoring and management. The shortage of certified healthcare professionals and the limited access to quality specialized care for individuals in remote settings has prompted the adoption of wearable devices and cloud computing strategies in Kenya. However, there lacks a clear framework design of integrating the technologies in the public health sector. This article evaluates the current status of healthcare systems in Kenya. It also investigates the existing mobile health and cloud computing services in the country while evaluating the main legal concerns inherent to the utilization of the technologies. The document further outlines a framework design for a mobile application named GB Health. The application incorporates cloud computing and smart wearable devices in the Kenyan public health care system. The design will enhance workflow and patient outcomes in the sector.

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Section: Main Legal Considerations On Cloud Computing In Kenyamentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Main Legal Considerations On Cloud Computing In Kenyamentioning

confidence: 99%