Cloud Encryption Research Report for The Southern Hemisphere Environmental Protection Group (TSHEPG)

Aimee Bennett Paper: 247.177
19030323 Tutor: Jan
Sinclair
27/08/2019
Assignment 3
Memorandum of Transmittal
To: Rich Stall
CEO
From: Aimee Bennett
System Analyst
Date: 27 of August 2019
Subject: Cloud Encryption research report for The Southern Hemisphere
Environmental Protection Group (TSHEPG).
In accordance with the brief I was provided on the 8 August 2019, the
report for The Southern Hemisphere Environmental Protection Group
(TSHEPG) investigating the safety and security of implementing a secure
encryption service for the safety of their important data on illegal whaling
ships and corporate polluters.
This report reviews research on the security of cloud encryption on data,
including peer reviewed articles and reports provided by qualified
computer scientists carrying out testing. As requested by the client, the
report looks at the best cloud computing services and forms of encryption
that resist hackers. Secondly, the report investigates whether there are
still risks with strongly encrypted cloud computing and what can we do to
ensure that the encryption is maintained and working properly.
Please let me know if you have any questions regarding the information in
this report.
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Aimee Bennett Paper: 247.177
19030323 Tutor: Jan
Sinclair
27/08/2019
Assignment 3
Securability and encryptability of
Data Protection for The Southern
Hemisphere Environmental
Protection Group (TSHEPG).
A report prepared by words words Ltd. For the Southern Hemisphere
Environmental Protection Group (TSHEPG).
Prepared By: Aimee Bennett
Reviewed By: words
Tutor: Jan Sinclair
Paper: 2477.177
Date: 27 August 2019
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Aimee Bennett Paper: 247.177
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Sinclair
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Abstract
The report explores the likely effect of cloud computing on sensitive files
of data and technical challenges involved in executing secure, encrypted
services for the protection of sensitive data.
To do this, the report considers peer reviewed, governmental research
conducted on already existing platforms and keys. Reviewing the
gathered research, secure, encrypted systems is not proven to increase
individuals correct use of encryption systems. It is also found that a
perfect secure system is unfeasible, with the existing system neglected to
be maintained, hackers can still find access. This report recommends that
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