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Defending Industry Data Against Harm Brought by Natural Catastrophes

Senthil Jayapal
University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Oman
Hala Ali Juma Al Badouya
University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Oman
Al-Zahraa Saif Ali Masoud Al Maskari
University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Oman
DOI icon 10.24018/ejece.2023.7.3.532

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Submitted 2023-04-12
Published 2023-06-23

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The issue of defending industry information against harm brought on by natural catastrophes is exceedingly challenging. The practice of preserving information technology known as "cloud computing" makes it simple to store vast volumes of data. However, securing data against business issues brought on by natural catastrophes is a challenging undertaking. To advance cloud computing technology, a novel strategy must be employed. A new technology dubbed cloud volume on tap, a suggested business, allows for the fast storage of information. The effectiveness and productivity of cloud computing can also be increased. It is quite simple to exchange information. This may be changed to shield you against business issues brought on by natural disasters. The N-tier system underlies cloud computing. An N-tier design has several clients and servers.
Keywords: Cloud Computing Disaster DMS Rapid Storage

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