An effective cloud computing model enhancing privacy in cloud computing

Abstract

ABSTRACT Cloud computing revolutionizes global software, system, infrastructure, and storage accessibility, offering flexibility and cost-effectiveness. This paper explores the pivotal intersection of cloud computing and privacy, presenting a model to enhance cloud privacy. Beginning with an insightful introduction, the paper conducts a comprehensive exploration. A meticulous literature review addresses data privacy intricacies in the cloud context. The study navigates international dimensions of personal data processing, revealing global implications beyond geographical boundaries. Delving into cloud computing’s impact on user privacy, it emphasizes the delicate balance between convenience and safeguarding sensitive information. The examination of inherent cloud computing challenges, both technical and legal. A deep dive into recent privacy concerns is complemented by dissecting legal challenges, emphasizing the General Data Protection Regulation’s (GDPR) far-reaching impact on the cloud industry. Contributions include a legal and technological overview, technologies for privacy protection, and a global legal framework. The paper identifies challenges and offers information on resolving legal intricacies. Proposed strategies provide a roadmap for industry stakeholders to ensure compliance and mitigate risks. The manuscript concludes with a future perspective on cloud computing’s evolving landscape, offering insights into shaping technological advancements.