Data Integrity and Recovery Management in Cloud Systems

Gokulakrishnan, S.; Gnanasekar, J. M.

doi:10.1109/icisc47916.2020.9171066

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“…The system should also be able to generate customized reports according to management needs, providing valuable insights for strategic decision-making (Niu et al, 2021). System implementation includes backup and recovery mechanisms to maintain data integrity and availability (Gokulakrishnan & Gnanasekar, 2020). Thus, the company can improve operational efficiency, reduce data processing time, and provide better customer service while supporting future business growth.…”

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Designing an information system for recapitulating goods received transactions

Ulia,

Setyawan,

Afrina

2024

JCIM

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This research aims to design and implement an information system to recapitulate goods receipt and delivery transactions. Previously, this process used Microsoft Excel, which required manual data copying, took a long time, and required daily, weekly, and monthly printing and reporting. In addition, the application used was not stored in a database and was not integrated with the network, making data processing inefficient. In order to overcome this problem, the research developed a database programming-based information system with the waterfall method for the design stage. System modelling is done with the Unified Modeling Language (UML). This research produces a needs analysis, system design using UML, and nine tables supporting the system. Testing is done with black box testing and direct trials by users involved in data management, showing satisfactory results. Implementing the system using PHP programming and MySQL database resulted in a web-based application that accelerates the recapitulation process, stores data in the database, and is integrated with the network. This application is proven to speed up data processing. The application needs to be improved with more complex technology and compatible with various smartphones for further development. In addition, the app needs a dashboard feature to display the number of daily monthly deliveries, as well as the income of each officer. Increasing the number of human resources capable of maintaining the system is also important to ensure its sustainability and efficiency.

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Designing an information system for recapitulating goods received transactions

Ulia,

Setyawan,

Afrina

2024

JCIM

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“…Integrity. Data integrity guarantees the accuracy of clients' data by demonstrating that their data are secure and have not been altered using the right cryptographic algorithms [35]. Data integrity is concerned with preventing the loss of consumer's information.…”

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PRISMA Archetype-Based Systematic Literature Review of Security Algorithms in the Cloud

Dawson

Twum

Acquah

et al. 2023

Security and Communication Networks

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Industries have embraced cloud computing for their daily operations due to the volume of data they create. As data generation and consumption have increased, the challenges and opportunities have also increased. Researchers have proposed various cryptographic schemes to secure data on the cloud. Regardless of the multiple cryptographic schemes proposed, security remains an obstacle to cloud computing’s widespread adoption. Also, these cryptographic schemes’ run times are proportional to data sizes, motivating excessive CPU engagement during execution of huge data, which has consequences for the need for high bandwidth to transfer data to the cloud. This systematic review tries to uncover the most often used cryptographic schemes and their run time trends to attain confidentiality and privacy of cloud data. The study considered published articles from well-known databases such as Taylor & Francis, Scopus, Research Gate, Web of Science, IEEE Xplore, Science Direct, Hindawi, Google Scholar, Sage, Emerald, Wiley Online Library, and ACM from 2016 to 2022. The Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines were used to select 73 published works for this study using keyword searching. Data security and cloud security were the security challenges that received the greatest attention in the study with encryption techniques as the most common solution. From the study, 90% of the schemes used to secure data on the cloud produced linear run times. The investigation discovered that nonlinear symmetric stream cipher methods were infrequently employed to protect the secrecy and privacy of cloud data.

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“…Data integrity and recovery management in cloud computing are analyzed in [3]. A new methodology is focused on and proposed for data recovery and data management to assure highlevel scalability and reliability of fault recognition and fault tolerance.…”

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Providing distributed system integrity under spatial grasp technology

Sapaty¹

2023

MMS

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In the last decades, we have witnessed an exploding growth of different kinds of sophisticated distributed systems with financial, industrial, ecological, security, military, and many other ap-plications. Providing high integrity of such systems is becoming a key point of their develop-ment, evolution, and usage, especially in various crisis situations and under disastrous and ad-versarial conditions. The paper reviews a number of existing works on the integrity, security, and recovery of distributed systems. It also briefs the main aspects of the Spatial Grasp Model and Technology (SGT), reflecting some general issues of the paradigm, its Spatial Grasp Lan-guage (SGL), and networked SGL interpretation in distributed environments. SGT can dynami-cally establish and keep superior power over large distributed systems, including creating them from scratch. Using a graph-based representation of the distributed system topologies, with nodes having both virtual and physical properties, the paper shows full topology creation start-ing from all nodes in parallel and then from a single node, also copying the existing topology in similar cases. In addition, it demonstrates how to organize distributed systems in such a way so that they can self-recover in any circumstances and after any damages by supplying their nodes with universal genetic-like capabilities by which any self-repairs can be organized. Such recovery may be from missing neighboring nodes and links to the rebuilding of the distributed topologies, which means they cannot be destroyed even in the severest conditions. These features can be particularly useful after IT network damages, environmental and industrial disasters, for crisis management, and on battlefields. The paper confirms the efficiency of the developed distributed control approach for providing high integrity and self-recovery of im-portant distributed systems.

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Data Integrity and Recovery Management in Cloud Systems

Cited by 11 publications

References 11 publications

Designing an information system for recapitulating goods received transactions

Designing an information system for recapitulating goods received transactions

PRISMA Archetype-Based Systematic Literature Review of Security Algorithms in the Cloud

Providing distributed system integrity under spatial grasp technology

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