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Improvement GRC Security Solution Using SFHE-PORE Algorithm in Cloud Computing

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  • International Journal of Science and Engineering Investigations

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  • 2017

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One of the most important subjects in technologies, According to the researchers of computer science and information technology is cloud computing, it has more benefits that included: Facilitating resource management, better availability, Reducing costs, In addition to, there are more problems that one of these is Maintaining security dynamically; To create dynamic security, this requires for a comprehensive plan; In this paper introduced and survived of Strategic approach of GRC; Planning and providing a safe and fast solution are associated parts of this method for data exchanging and data making storage; Therefore, We introduced the best methods for encryption calculations by presenting and examining a symmetric fully homomorphic encryption algorithm; finally, The best method is presented by a comparative evaluation of performing of these methods, The proposed method has a good speed in clouds with high traffic.
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