ZARGARI, Shahrzad and SMITH, Anthony (2013). Policing as a service in the cloud. In: Emerging Intelligent Data and Web Technologies (EIDWT), 2013 Fourth International Conference on. IEEE, 589-596.
Abstract
-Security and Privacy are fundamental concerns
in cloud computing both in terms of legal complications
and user trust. Cloud computing is a new computing
paradigm, aiming to provide reliable, customized, and
guaranteed computing dynamic environment for endusers.
However, the existing security and privacy issues in
the cloud still present a strong barrier for users to adopt
cloud computing solutions. This paper investigates the
security and privacy challenges in cloud computing in
order to explore methods that improve the users’ trust in
the adaptation of the cloud. Policing As A Service can be
offered by the cloud providers with the intention of
empowering the users to monitor and guard their assets in
the cloud. This service is beneficial both to the cloud
providers and the users. However, at first, the cloud
providers may only be able to offer basic auditing services
due to undeveloped tools and applications. Similar to
other services delivered in the cloud, this service can be
purchased by the users to gain some control over their
data. The subservices of the proposed service can be
Privacy As A Service and Forensics As A Service.
These services give the cloud users a sense of
transparency and having control over their data in the
cloud while better security and privacy safeguards are
sought.
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