Self-destruction of data at rest in cloud

P R Kuber Gupta

Self-destruction of data at rest in cloud

Authors: P R Kuber Gupta

Unique Paper ID: 151143
Volume: 7
Issue: 12
PageNo: 68-71

Keywords: data on premises off premises work stations terminals cloud time to live self-destruction administration overhead integrity of data

Abstract:
Data being an important asset for an organization, individual or community preserving integrity of data is an important task to be achieved. Data can be stored either on premises or off premises. Here on premises refers to data storage in work stations, terminals etc. off premises refers to data stored in cloud. Data that is residing on or off premises should be deleted once our use with it is finished. This can be achieved by deleting data manually but destroying data manually is not efficient process because this might create ambiguity for admin who is managing data. And when storing data in cloud we have to pay even for the data that we are not using, this issue can be resolved by configuring self-destruction of data. The main motto of this concept is that data will be destroyed on its own without human intervention depending on the time to live that is the amount of time that the data should be available. This can reduce administration overhead and can increase the integrity of data.

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 7
Issue: 12
PageNo: 68-71

Self-destruction of data at rest in cloud

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