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Metrics for Accountability in the Cloud
2015Accountability in the Cloud is a key concept that is determined by the accountability attributes. For assessing how accountable an organisation is we should be able to assess or provide techniques for measuring the attributes that influence on accountability. How much or to what extent they should be measured is a key issue.
M. Carmen Fernández Gago +1 more
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Standards for Accountability in the Cloud
2015This paper examines the role of standards in the cloud with a particular focus on accountability, in the context of the A4Cloud Project (Accountability for the Cloud). To this end, we first provide a general overview of standards, what they are and how we can categorize them, as illustrated by a few cloud-specific examples.
Alain Pannetrat, Jesus Luna
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Cloud Accountability Method: Towards Accountable Cloud Service-Level Agreements
2021The paper expands on our position paper Adjepon Yamoah and Wen (Assuring Dependable Cloud-Based System Engineering: A Cloud Accountability Method. Vasteras, Sweden, pp. 181, 2016), [2], to make two contributions: demonstrate cloud accountability by applying a novel method for assuring cloud dependability to a Reactive Architecture, Adjepon-Yamoah et al.
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Modeling Accountable Cloud Services
2014 IEEE International Conference on Web Services, 2014Cloud computing services have been increasingly considered by business as a viable option for reducing IT expenditure. The highly automated and agile nature of cloud services offer businesses low cost, high efficiency and flexibility benefits. However, there are often associated problems with unmanaged accountability such as lack of disclosure of ...
Jun Zou 0004 +2 more
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A case for the accountable cloud
ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 2010For many companies, clouds are becoming an interesting alternative to a dedicated IT infrastructure. However, cloud computing also carries certain risks for both the customer and the cloud provider. The customer places his computation and data on machines he cannot directly control; the provider agrees to run a service whose details he does not know ...
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Promoting Distributed Accountability in the Cloud
2011 IEEE 4th International Conference on Cloud Computing, 2011Cloud computing enables highly scalable services to be easily consumed over the Internet on an as-needed basis. A major feature of the cloud services is that users' data is usually processed remotely in unknown machines that users do not own or operate.
Smitha Sundareswaran +3 more
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Towards Accountable Services in the Cloud
2012Today, it is highly attractive for businesses to use the cloud as the platform to run their enterprise IT and business transactions: scalable infrastructures provide flexibility and cost efficiency, while the participation in service ecosystems allows building applications on demand by exploiting the vast amount of functionality that is ready to be ...
Volkmar Lotz +1 more
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Legal Aspects of Cloud Accountability
2015This paper explores the legal aspects of Cloud accountability which are being examined in great detail in the Cloud Accountability Project. This paper first provides an overview of the basic legal framework of the US and the EU, addresses the lawmaking process, and the impact and enforcement of jurisdiction.
Brian Dziminski, Niamh Christina Gleeson
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Accounting “In the Cloud”: A New Paradigm of Accounting.
Proceeding International Conference on Science and Engineering, 2023Accounting, the dialect and technique of assessment of business accomplishment is constantly conforming to the fiscal framework. The automation of accounting information was first started in the year 1950, and what succeeds subsequently was a non-reversible process. Cloud accounting is somewhat a modern concept.
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Accountability for Data Governance in Cloud Ecosystems
2013 IEEE 5th International Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science, 2013Accountability has emerged as a critical concept related to data protection in cloud ecosystems. It is necessary to maintain chains of accountability across cloud ecosystems. This is to enhance the confidence in the trust that cloud actors have while operating in the cloud. This paper is concerned with accountability in the cloud.
Massimo Felici +2 more
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