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    This document proposes a new Cloud Information Accountability (CIA) framework to ensure distributed accountability for data sharing in the cloud. The CIA framework focuses on keeping data usage transparent and trackable through logging and auditing mechanisms. This will allow data owners to verify that service-level agreements regarding their data are being followed. The framework uses a decentralized approach with distinct logging and auditing techniques to provide transparency and accountability for how users' data is handled and processed when stored in the cloud.

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    This document proposes a new Cloud Information Accountability (CIA) framework to ensure distributed accountability for data sharing in the cloud. The CIA framework focuses on keeping data usage transparent and trackable through logging and auditing mechanisms. This will allow data owners to verify that service-level agreements regarding their data are being followed. The framework uses a decentralized approach with distinct logging and auditing techniques to provide transparency and accountability for how users' data is handled and processed when stored in the cloud.

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    This document proposes a new Cloud Information Accountability (CIA) framework to ensure distributed accountability for data sharing in the cloud. The CIA framework focuses on keeping data usage transparent and trackable through logging and auditing mechanisms. This will allow data owners to verify that service-level agreements regarding their data are being followed. The framework uses a decentralized approach with distinct logging and auditing techniques to provide transparency and accountability for how users' data is handled and processed when stored in the cloud.

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    Ensuring Distributed Accountability

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    Abstract
    Cloud Computing
    Existing System
    Proposed System
    System Design
    Modules
    System Requirement Specification
    References
    Agenda
    Users fears of losing the control of their own data, while it
    is being processed by remote. To solve this problem, a new
    highly decentralized information accountability framework
    is proposed to track usage of users data in cloud by
    providing logging and auditing mechanisms.

    Abstract
    The delivery of computing services over the Internet.

    Cloud services allow individuals and businesses to use
    software and hardware.

    E.g.: Online file storage, webmail and online business
    applications.

    Cloud Computing
    Service models

    SaaS: Software as a Service

    PaaS: Platform as a Service

    IaaS: Infrastructure as a Service.

    IPMaaS: Identity and Policy Management as a Service

    Conventional access control approaches developed for
    closed domains using a centralized server.
    Data handling can be outsourced by the direct cloud service
    provider (CSP).

    Existing System

    Cloud Information Accountability (CIA) framework focuses on
    keeping the data usage transparent and trackable.
    Logging mechanism
    Auditing mechanism
    Data owners can track the service-level agreements are being
    honored.

    Proposed System
    System Design
    Use case Diagram
    Class diagram
    Sequence Diagram
    Cloud Information Accountability
    Logging and Auditing Techniques
    Distinct mode for Auditing
    Major components of CIA(logger ad log harmonizer)
    Modules
    Processor - Pentium III
    Speed - 1.1 GHz
    RAM - 256 MB(min)
    Hard Disk - 20 GB
    Floppy Drive - 1.44 MB
    Key Board - Standard Windows Keyboard
    Mouse - Two or Three Button Mouse
    Monitor - SVGA

    System Requirement
    Specification
    Hardware Requirement:
    Operating System : Windows95/98/2000/XP
    Application Server : Tomcat5.0/6.X
    Front End : HTML, Java, Jsp
    Scripts : JavaScript.
    Server side Script : Java Server Pages.
    Database : Mysql 5.0
    Database Connectivity : JDBC.
    Software Requirement:
    P.T. Jaeger, J. Lin, and J.M. Grimes, Cloud Computing and
    Information Policy: Computing in a Policy Cloud?, J. Information
    Technology and Politics, vol. 5, no. 3.

    A. Squicciarini, S. Sundareswaran, and D. Lin, Preventing
    Information Leakage from Indexing in the Cloud,.

    S. Sundareswaran, A. Squicciarini, D. Lin, and S. Huang,
    Promoting Distributed Accountability in the Cloud,.

    References
    THANK YOU

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