Ensuring Data Security for Protecting Banking Data at Rest in Cloud Provisioned Banking Using Encryption Method

Abstract

Cloud Computing is the next-generation ICT architecture, in which application software and databases are moved to centralized huge data centers. Its goal is to provide clients with elastic IT services that allow them to take advantage of the pay-per-use models huge cost reductions, rapidly scale up or down, and avoid having to make large investments in new hardware. The provider, on the other hand, has control over the data and services in this cloud model. As a result, cloud customers have less control over their outsourced data and must rely on cloud service providers to protect their data and infrastructure from both external and internal threats. newlineInformation technology has advanced significantly over the past few decades in terms of new technologies, answers to practical problems, support for mobile devices, internet-delivered services, and other factors. One of them is cloud computing, which is based on virtualization methods and web services. Elasticity, scalability, and pay as you go are the three main features of cloud computing. Due to the fact that numerous service providers use the cloud to deliver all different kinds of services, many problems have emerged with cloud computing. Security of data is the main issue. One effective solution for data protection is cryptography. In order to ensure the security of the data that will be stored in the cloud, it has been determined in this research to develop a new cryptographic technique. newlineWhen it comes to cloud storage users rely on cloud storage because it offers low-cost, unlimited data storage that can be accessed from various devices (eg smart phones, tablets, laptops, etc.). Aside from well-known cloud storage providers like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, a growing number of third-party cloud storage providers are gaining traction. These services are intended to offer cloud clients additional affordable and user-friendly storage options. Dropbox, UbuntuOne are examples of such services. On top of the cloud storage offered by the storage provider, many clou