Three-Layer Access Control Integrated with Policy Enforcement Point
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https://doi.org/10.24203/hm10s210Keywords:
Cloud Computing, Security, Distributed Systems, Network Systems.Abstract
Cloud computing reflects significant risks which is associated with federal agencies and regulations. Any vulnerability that is initiated in the software or platform of the vendors will lead to the leakage of the data, as information may be related to more than one organization. Likewise, next generation solution provide assistance to the legacy system along with the provision of robust, elastic and low cost knowledge based tools of deeper exploration and understanding for processing massive data right to the end users. Moreover, the next generation solution business analytics provides in depth understanding of company clientele and product presentation
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