ABSTRACT

Deploying state-of-the-art technologies is vital and inevitable in the healthcare industry to cope with emerging services such as healthcare resource sharing and integration, collaborative consultation, and electronic health records. Cloud computing allows simple and easy user access, coping with users' dynamic and elastic demands, providing metered usage for its resources, and hence is increasingly being adopted by individual users as well as enterprise users. The Cloud is being considered as an appropriate technology for future healthcare infrastructure. However, to use Cloud services effectively, users' data and/or resources have to be transferred to the cloud side and this inevitably raises several serious issues concerning losing control of users' resources, data privacy protection, data ownership, and security. This paper addresses security and privacy challenges in the healthcare cloud by deploying a novel framework with the Cloud Assisted Secure and Quick Access Control (CASQAC) model for controllability, traceability of data, and authorized access to system resources. Furthermore, the work seeks to develop a unique active auditing service that is capable of tracing, tracking, and triggering an alarm on any operation, data, or policy violations in the Cloud environment. Keywords: Cloud computing, Cloud Assisted Secure and Quick Access Control, Monitor, Security, Healthcare
Publication date: 01/11/2021

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2021/10.11.1066