Taking account of privacy when designing cloud computing services

Pearson, Siani

doi:10.1109/cloud.2009.5071532

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“…Pearson identified several privacy risks for cloud computing for users, organizations, cloud platform implementers, and providers. In particular, the main risks are disclosure of personal information, noncompliance with enterprise policies, loss of reputation [24]. In [25], Khosravani et al present a case study about managing the risk of cloud adoption associated with highly sensitive data on children and sexual abuse cases of a charity.…”

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A Risk Management Framework for Cloud Migration Decision Support

Islam

Fenz

Weippl

et al. 2017

JRFM

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Abstract:Managing risks is of paramount importance for enabling a widespread adoption of cloud computing. Users need to understand the risks associated with the process of migrating applications and data, so that appropriate mechanisms can be taken into consideration. However, risk management in cloud computing differs from risk management in a traditional computing environment due to the unique characteristics of the cloud and the users' dependency on the cloud service provider for risk control. This paper presents a risk management framework to support users with cloud migration decisions. In particular, the framework enables users to identify risks, based on the relative importance of the migration goals and analyzed the risks with a semi-quantitative approach. This allows users to make accurate cloud migration decisions, based on specific migration scenarios. Our framework follows basic risk management principles and proposes a novel and structured process and a well-defined method for managing risks and making migration decisions. A practical migration use case about collaborative application such as e-mail and document migration is considered to demonstrate the applicability of our work. The results from the studied context show that risks in cloud computing mainly depend on the specific migration scenario and organization context. A cloud service provider is not alone responsible for mitigating all the risks; hence, depending on the type of risk, the cloud user is also responsible for risk mitigation.

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A Risk Management Framework for Cloud Migration Decision Support

Islam

Fenz

Weippl

et al. 2017

JRFM

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“…identifiable information (PII) has easily found in the cloud computing service because of the privacy issues [16]. Once the provider known that the PII like Name, Address and Credit card number, it will create many difficulties to the user.…”

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Privacy in Cloud Computing : A Survey

Arockiam¹

2012

Computer Science &Amp; Information Technology (CS &Amp; IT)

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“…Another important issue of cloud application is about security issue, literature [14] proposed a clientbased privacy data management, reduced the risks of cloud computing application by reducing the transmission of sensitive data, preventing leakage and loss of sensitive data under different scenarios. This shows that we should consider security policies in the early of cloud design [15], while there is also a need to deliver the message, share information and interact about the data between the user and service provider of the internet. But the distributed architecture of cloud computing makes the security issues more complex.…”

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Comparative Study of Traditional Network Marketing and E-Commerce Marketing Based on Cloud Computing

Yin¹,

Liu²

2014

AJIBM

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Cloud computing aims to integrate more than one relatively low-cost computing entities into a perfect system of powerful computing capabilities, and distribute this powerful computing capabilities to end-users by the advanced business model. Traditional network marketing has played an important role in the e-commerce industry, bringing invaluable wealth for online transactions, but with the continuous improvement of people's living standard, traditional marketing methods can no longer meet the market requirements. This paper compares the difference between traditional network marketing and cloud marketing based on cloud computing, and creates a new cloud marketing model C-Marketing. Then the advantages of C-Marketing as a new hot spot in marketing are discussed. Finally some suggestions for improvement are proposed based on this.

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Taking account of privacy when designing cloud computing services

Cited by 402 publications

References 6 publications

A Risk Management Framework for Cloud Migration Decision Support

A Risk Management Framework for Cloud Migration Decision Support

Privacy in Cloud Computing : A Survey

Comparative Study of Traditional Network Marketing and E-Commerce Marketing Based on Cloud Computing

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