Visible to the public Trust Evaluation Model for Cloud Security Using Fuzzy Theory

TitleTrust Evaluation Model for Cloud Security Using Fuzzy Theory
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2020
AuthorsThakare, Vaishali Ravindra, Singh, K. John, Prabhu, C S R, Priya, M.
Conference Name2020 International Conference on Emerging Trends in Information Technology and Engineering (ic-ETITE)
Date Publishedfeb
Keywordscloud computing, Cloud Security, cloud service provider, cloud service user, composability, Computing Theory, Computing Theory and Trust, Fuzzy logic, human factors, pubcrawl, Resiliency, Trust, trust model
AbstractCloud computing is a new kind of computing model which allows users to effectively rent virtualized computing resources on pay as you go model. It offers many advantages over traditional models in IT industries and healthcare as well. However, there is lack of trust between CSUs and CSPs to prevent the extensive implementation of cloud technologies amongst industries. Different models are developed to overcome the uncertainty and complexity between CSP and CSU regarding suitability. Several researchers focused on resource optimization, scheduling and service dependability in cloud computing by using fuzzy logic. But, data storage and security using fuzzy logic have been ignored. In this paper, a trust evaluation model is proposed for cloud computing security using fuzzy theory. Authors evaluates how fuzzy logic increases efficiency in trust evaluation. To validate the effectiveness of proposed FTEM, authors presents a case study of healthcare organization.
DOI10.1109/ic-ETITE47903.2020.260
Citation Keythakare_trust_2020