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The cloud computing is indispensable to the business world today. It provides keen business insights. Cloud technology makes it possible to store this data and ensure that it is easily accessible. It is like storage space available virtually to the user and the emergence of the cloud computing which made it easier to provide the best of technology in the most cost-effective package. The cloud computing are used in the variety of filed like education, business etc. The cloud computing uses the service models like SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS an organization achieves their business goal with minimum effort as compared to traditional computing environment. So the security is the major concern that must be provided to these sectors to have reliable and secure communication over the internet and to maintain the privacy of the data. So the security become the major issues in the cloud computing and it seems like the attackers are restless, and they keep inventing new ways to find the entry points in the system. Cryptography provides various symmetric and asymmetric algorithms to secure the data. This paper presents the symmetric cryptographic algorithm named as TRIPLE AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) for data at rest and PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) along with SSL (Secure Socket Layer) provide security for the data at motion.
Cryptography; Security; Cloud Computing; Advanced Encryption Standard; Pretty Good Privacy; Secure Socket Layer.
Cryptography; Security; Cloud Computing; Advanced Encryption Standard; Pretty Good Privacy; Secure Socket Layer.
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