Cloud Computing Security for Organizations using Live Signature – TPALM Printing Client Service

Abstract

Cloud is taking over the computing environment in both public as well as private sector. This has increased the use of service-oriented architecture (SOA) for the development of services later deployed in the Cloud. This paper presents a Cloud Security algorithm using SOA 3.0 for secured transactions on the data, which usually governments of countries like USA International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and Export Administration Regulations (EAR) requires to be utilized and distributed only within United States by security cleared personal only. In this paper, we describe a novel algorithm and corresponding cloud service as Cloud Monitoring Gateway (CMG). The current service prototype simulates the behavior of actual Cloud Security Gateway Application (CSGA) using the algorithm called as TPALM (The Privacy Authentication Latency Management). This simulation is coarse-grained, but is capable of measuring the privacy authentication on the given variables of a legit user. We also present an evaluation of this service utilization on actual data.