IDOCA and ODOCA - Enhanced Technique for Secured Cloud Data Storage
Boopathy Duraisamy, Sundaresan Muthukrishnan · International journal of intelligent engineering and systems · 2017
Cloud storage is widely used today by many users.The cloud storage allows its users to store and access their data anytime, anywhere on demand.The cloud servers are widely spread over in different geographical locations to prevent its users from service failure and downtime issues.The cloud security prevention has been done in many ways that include making the special rules, regulations, policies and data security-related standards for cloud service providers by many countries.The Secured Cloud Data Storage Prototype Model is proposed to provide the end to end security to protect the user data from the security related issues.In this research paper, one of the SCDSPM's modules named Automatic Cloud Data Backup Model is proposed and discussed with results and comparisons.While comparing the features of the existing data backup methods the ACDBM uses two different data handling methods to store and retrieve the data from cloud storage; they are Inside Data Ownership Country Access and Outside Data Ownership Country Access.The results and performances of SCDSPM's ACDBM have effectively met the demands of the evaluation parameters as per the proposed ACDBM in testing scenario phase.