Maintaining Confidentiality when Sharing Health Information with Cloudlet

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  • J. Vanitha Vani, M. Chandra Naik, A. Vennala, K. keerthi, Shravya Chidurala

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https://doi.org/10.17762/msea.v70i2.1830

Abstract

As wearable devices and cloudlet technology gain momentum, there is a growing need for better healthcare. Among other things, the collection, storage and transfer of all the data drop within the area of ??the processing chain of medical data.The healthcarethat was followed traditionally often sends sensitive information about cloud patients, here a lot of energy is consumed and which showsits impact negatively on the environment. The important and difficult problem facing now a days is sharing the medical data. In this ,we can take the benefit of the versatility of cloudlets to invent a healthcare system newly. The features  of Cloudlet involves sharing of data, protection of privacy, and intrusion detection. The Number Theory Research Unit (NTRU) approach is firstly used to encipher the customers physical data gathered from the wearable device. To save power, this data is efficiently sent to neighboring cloudlets. To help out users, to identify trustCloudlet associates, we offer a new conviction model that Cloudlets may utilise. This approach makes easier communication between patients with similar illnesses of others who are suffering. Third, back up the patient medical data saved  in the hospitalpersonal cloud in three sections. Finally, aoriginalmutual intrusion detection system (IDS) A cloudlet mesh-base method for remote securing the big data cloud of healthcare systems. Experimental results show’s that the suggested process is Impressive.

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Published

2021-12-31

How to Cite

J. Vanitha Vani, M. Chandra Naik, A. Vennala, K. keerthi, Shravya Chidurala. (2021). Maintaining Confidentiality when Sharing Health Information with Cloudlet. Mathematical Statistician and Engineering Applications, 70(2), 550–560. https://doi.org/10.17762/msea.v70i2.1830

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