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Evaluation of Service based Security Credentials for Resource Distribution Process in Cloud Environment Using Authorisation Management Approach

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  • R. Poorvadevi
  • V. Bowshika
  • Mohana Priya
  • Bairavi. S

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So far, in cloud computing people are accessing and consuming massive amount of services for their needs and improving the business agility. However, considering the factor of resource allocation / sharing in that instant, lots of security issues are raised with the unknown factor. So, Securing the data or confidential information of the cloud service is the vital task during the process of exchanging the resources among the cloud users. For avoiding such type of problem, the proposed model has come up with the new solution that is, authorization management. This technique will be mainly concentrates on, during the time of resource sharing between the user-to-user group, whatever the known and unknown malicious, threats and hackers entry will be identified based on the authorization features. This technique will have a key component of the function is, assigning the access privileges and entitlement of the cloud user. It also acts like a role-based access control (RBAC) policy for the user services. It will ensure the components of service provisioning, de-provisioning security parameters verification and other service based constraints. XACML standard is used for enforcing the authentication and authorization policies for the registered users. This approach could be an effective phenomenon to regulate the cloud services and secure those resources during service sharing moment. This could be achieving through the cloud simulator tool.

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  • R. Poorvadevi & V. Bowshika & Mohana Priya & Bairavi. S, 2016. "Evaluation of Service based Security Credentials for Resource Distribution Process in Cloud Environment Using Authorisation Management Approach," International Journal of Scientific Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, International Journal of Scientific Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, vol. 2(2), pages 1077-1081, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:ijs:ijsrse:v2:y2016:i2:id:hijsrset1622288
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