In this presentation, Haripriya introduces the topic of SMAC and moves on to the problem area of storage in cloud. Her interest area lies in developing algorithms that make cloud storage safer.
1. E-mail: hpgunalanit@gmail.com
College: Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College
Twitter: @hpgunalanit
University: Pondicherry University
Year/Semester: III/VI
Branch: Information Technology
Haripriya Gunalan
2. The next wave of technology, promising a step change in results, is Social
media, Mobile, Analytics, and Cloud – all combined into the acronym
SMAC.
Social networks and Mobility are rapidly transforming our relationships
with people and data.
Analytics have driven customer intimacy to previously impossible levels.
The cloud has irrevocably changed the way we store and share
information.
3. There are over 1.39 billion monthly active Facebook users which is a 13
percent increase year over year.
42% of marketers report that Facebook is critical or important to their
business to promote their content and products
As of Feb 2015, LinkedIn has 347 million registered members across 200
countries.
By 2016, it is estimated that there will be around 2.13 billion social
network users around the globe, up from 1.4 billion in 2012.
4. 42% of mobile phones in the US are smartphones. In Europe, the figure is
44%.
More than 87% of phone owners access the Internet or email on their
handheld device.
5. A study from IBM and Oxford University's School of Business reveals
almost two-thirds (63%) of UK and Ireland businesses recognize the
competitive advantage associated with Big Data.
Online retailers such as Amazon have realized increased revenues
implementing Big Data.
6. 74% of enterprises are using some form of cloud services.
In the last few years, cloud computing has grown from being a promising
business concept to one of the fastest growing segments of the IT
industry.
Now, recession-hit companies are increasingly realizing that simply by
tapping into the cloud they can gain fast access to best-of-breed business
applications or drastically boost their infrastructure resources, all at
negligible cost
7. As more and more information on individuals and companies is placed in
the cloud, concerns are beginning to grow about just how safe an
environment it is.
The current data security in cloud is employing single/multiple
encryptions via public and private key.
Existing solutions is using single way encryption and decryption
techniques - NOT DYNAMIC.
8. Solution - The data will be encrypted and stored in the cloud and it
will be again dynamically encrypted with timestamp.
Retrieval - First the dynamically encrypted data is decrypted by
cloud vendor (By AES algorithm) and the actual decryption is done
by end user (By RSA algorithm).
SCUDE : Storage in Cloud Using Dynamic Encryption.
9. We implemented the SCUDE with DropBox as a cloud service.
DB –
Stores dynamically generated key
Server –
Encrypt and decrypt data using AES
Internet
Client -
One time encryption and
decryption is done using RSA
File Transfer
File Transfer
10. The primary advantage is preventing hacking and cracking of data from
unauthorized source.
Reliability and scalability can be improved.
This algorithm provides high security with firewalls.
Data breach and data loss is the major drawback in the existing system
which has been overcome in SCUDE – Our Solution.
11. Today's SMAC technologies provide a robust and extensible architecture
for the long-term growth of network solutions.
The flexibility, cost effectiveness, and transformative nature of SMAC
offers a solid platform for potential growth and innovation
With our SCUDE, This next generation technology platform will be more
secure and reliable.