Vishal Kohli
Computer Science
September 2024
This paper investigates the efficacy of privacy and accountability measures within cloud computing, focusing on key strategies such as encryption protocols, service level agreements (SLAs), regulatory compliance, data anonymization techniques, and incident reporting systems. The findings reveal that encryption, SLAs, and regulatory compliance are widely utilized and valued by both cloud service providers and their clients to ensure data security and privacy. However, there remains a pressing need for enhanced frameworks, as indicated by the lower rates of adoption and satisfaction in areas such as stakeholder accountability mapping and data breach reporting protocols. While respondents expressed a degree of dissatisfaction with data anonymization practices, they reported high levels of satisfaction with encryption methods and compliance strategies. The report emphasizes the necessity of increasing transparency, refining data anonymization processes, and fostering improved collaboration among stakeholders to address emerging security threats and privacy challenges. Overall, the results suggest that while existing measures are effective, there is a need for greater innovation and adaptability to keep pace with the evolving security landscape in cloud computing.
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