A novel methodology for security and privacy of cloud computing and its use in e-Governance

Cloud computing has opened a new door for both corporate and Government sectors. This new era of Information technology is similar to the invention of electrification in industrial age. Government sectors can also adopt this cutting edge technology as e-Governance to smoothen its working process. But this new technology needs to be matured in context of security, scalability, availability etc. In this regard, this manuscript has emphasized on security aspect of cloud computing and its subsequent impact on e-Governance as cloud-Governance. Here, an effective frame work for cloud-Governance has been proposed and then Hadamard matrix concept has been used for the development of encryption and decryption algorithms in order to enhance the security mechanism for cloud-Governance. Further, an experimental set up and results have been presented in order to lay bare the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms.

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