global enforcement of data assuranc control.. hw cn we will provide assurance the data which is stored on cloud computing.

1. SECAB INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECH.,BIJAPUR
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING
GEODAC
PRESENTED BY: UNDER THE GUIDENCE OF:
ROKAD MO. TAUSIF MR. ASLAM K.

2.  Introduction
 Requirements for Data Assurance
 Overview
 Enforcement Model Example
 Architecture
 Implementation
 Experiments with sample policies in GEODAC
 Conclusion
 References

3.  Transforming of Software products
 Advances in cloud computing
 Software-as-a-service (SaaS)
 Challenges of providing support
 Policy modeling and enforcement framework

4.  Privacy Requirements
 Data Migration Requirements
 Data Confidentiality Requirements
 Data Availability Requirements
 Appropriate for Use Requirements

5.  The service provider publishes its data
assurance capabilities for each service on
individual data object types that are involved
in the service
 Two aspects of data assurance policies are
considered: data object identification and
policy configuration

6. The GEODAC framework for data assurance policy
specification and enforcement.

7.  Data Retention
 Data Migration

8. State Machine Based Data Retention Policy

9.  WS-Data Assurance Policy Repository
 State Machine-Based Policy Repository
 All the messages that belong to the same
policy execution instance are routed to the
same policy execution engine
 If child enforcement models of a policy
execution instance are involved

10. Architecture for policy execution and management.

11.  WS-DataAssurancePolicy enforcement
framework in Microsoft .NET environment
 The service modules, i.e., WS-
DataAssurancePolicy Repository, Policy
Management Service, and Data Policy
Tracking Service

12.  A client application invokes the application
service
 Data Mining Service’s methods, such as
CustomerDataStore-Initialization,
CustomerDataImport, CustomerDataExport,
etc.

13.  The GEODAC framework for identifying,
capturing, and enforcing data assurance
policies
 Policies to protect persistent data stored in
service provider environments

14.  S. Bajaj et al., “Web Services Policy 1.2 - Framework (WS-
Policy),” http://www.w3.org/Submission/WS-Policy, Apr.
2006.
 J. Li et al., “A Policy Framework for Data Management in
Services,” Proc. Fourth Int’l Workshop Dependability Aspects
on Data Warehousing and Mining Applications, Mar. 2009.
 E. Damiani et al., “Selective Data Encryption in Outsourced
Dynamic Environments,” Electronic Notes in Theoretical
Computer Science, vol. 168, pp. 127-142, 2007.

15. Thank
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