Cloud Computing Service Security and Access: Bridging the Gap between Providers and Customer

Xiang Hui Zhao; Hui Liu; Jin Yi; Wen Tian; Ning Luo; Lin Ye

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.380-384.2447

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Cloud Computing Service Security and Access: Bridging the Gap between Providers and Customer

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This study explores the cloud computing service security and access by considering the cloud provider, service provider and the customers concern and identifying new trends of challenges relate to the two types of concerns. Focusing on the mobile environment, strategies to cope with the challenges are proposed. By investigating concerns from different perspectives, and drawing upon the proposed levels of strategies, we hope to bridge the gap between technology/service providers and the customers.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 380-384)

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Xiang Hui Zhao, Hui Liu, Jin Yi, Wen Tian, Ning Luo, Lin Ye

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Access, Cloud Computing, Customer, Provider, Security, Service

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