Enhancing data security in cloud computing through the implementation of revocable storage and identity-based encryption
S. Subash, Dr.S.Subatra Devi, Dr.C. Priya · International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews · 2024
Secure data sharing in cloud computing is a pressing concern, given the rising reliance on cloud services for sensitive information storage.One potential solution involves employing revocable storage and identity-based encryption techniques.Revocable storage systems allow organizations to retract access to data, crucial for maintaining privacy in sectors like healthcare and finance.Identity-based encryption simplifies key management by using user identities as encryption keys, enhancing security and streamlining processes.Combining these methods offers a potent solution for secure cloud data sharing, reducing unauthorized access risks.This approach is particularly valuable in sectors prioritizing data privacy, such as healthcare and government.Future research may focus on refining revocable storage systems and exploring novel encryption methods.Integrating these technologies into existing cloud infrastructures could optimize data sharing experiences while upholding stringent security standards.