Privacy Preserving Cyber Security System Framework for Secure Cloud-based Medical Data Transactions
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Privacy preservation, Cybersecurity, Medical data, Cloud storage, Secure transactionsAbstract
With the increasing adoption of cloud storage in healthcare, ensuring the privacy and security of medical data has become a critical concern. This paper presents a comprehensive framework for privacy-preserving cybersecurity to secure medical data transactions in cloud storage environments. The proposed framework focuses on preserving the confidentiality and integrity of medical data while facilitating secure transactions. It integrates encryption methods to safeguard sensitive data both at rest and during transmission, guaranteeing that only authorized individuals have the ability to access and decrypt the information. Access controls are implemented to enforce fine-grained permissions, restricting data access to authorized personnel based on roles and privileges. Additionally, the framework includes mechanisms for secure authentication and identity verification to prevent unauthorized access and mitigate the risk of data breaches. Compliance with regulatory requirements such as HIPAA and GDPR is also addressed to ensure that the framework meets the necessary standards for protecting patient privacy. By integrating privacy preservation principles with robust cybersecurity measures, the proposed framework provides a comprehensive solution for securely managing medical data in cloud storage, enhancing trust and confidence in digital healthcare systems.
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