DocumentCode
3011803
Title
Secured e-health data retrieval in DaaS and Big Data
Author
Shin, Donghoon ; Sahama, Tony ; Gajanayake, Randike
Author_Institution
Sci. & Eng. Fac., Queensland Univ. of Technol., Brisbane, QLD, Australia
fYear
2013
fDate
9-12 Oct. 2013
Firstpage
255
Lastpage
259
Abstract
Big Data is one of rising IT trends such as cloud computing, social networking or ubiquitous computing. Big Data can offer beneficial scenarios in the e-health arena. However, one of the scenarios can be that Big Data needs to be kept secured for a long time in order to gain its benefits such as finding cures for infectious diseases and keeping patients´ privacy. From this connection, it is beneficial to analyze Big Data to make meaningful information while the data are stored in a secure manner. Thus, the analysis of various database encryption techniques is essential. In this study, we simulated 3 types of technical environments such as Plain-text, Microsoft Built-in Encryption, and custom Advanced Encryption Standard using Bucket Index in Data-as-a-Service. The results showed that custom AES-DaaS has faster range query response time than MS built-in encryption. In addition, while carrying out the scalability test, we acknowledged there are performance thresholds according to physical IT resources. Therefore, for the purpose of efficient Big Data management in e-health, it is noteworthy to examine its scalability limits as well even if it is under cloud computing environment. Furthermore, when designing an e-health database, both patients´ privacy and system performance needs to be dealt as top priorities.
Keywords
cloud computing; cryptography; data analysis; data privacy; database management systems; diseases; health care; information retrieval; medical computing; ubiquitous computing; AES-DaaS; IT trends; Microsoft built-in encryption; big data analysis; big data management; bucket index; cloud computing environment; custom advanced encryption standard; data-as-a-service; database encryption techniques; infectious diseases; patient privacy; plain-text; scalability limits; secured e-health data retrieval; social networking; ubiquitous computing; Data handling; Data storage systems; Encryption; Indexes; Information management; Scalability; AES; Big Data; Bloom filter; Bucket Index; DaaS; cloud; e-health; formatting; security;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
e-Health Networking, Applications & Services (Healthcom), 2013 IEEE 15th International Conference on
Conference_Location
Lisbon
Print_ISBN
978-1-4673-5800-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/HealthCom.2013.6720677
Filename
6720677
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