Sean S.E. Thorpe
ABSTRACT
As data services become increasingly pervasive, the need to provide users with trusted computing resources at optimal efficiencies of scale is critical. Cloud computing arguably provides this scalable architecture. However, the issue of establishing a reliable trust context for data within the cloud is not well defined and presents a challenging and relevant problem. The research aims to represent the set of parameters that defines the trust enabled context for managing such cloud data elements and their attributes. The motivation for this work is based on the author's earlier work on developing formal models for Cloud computing
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Index Terms
- Modeling a trust cloud context
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