Big Data Ethics - In Terms of Transparency and Security

Jitender Sharma, Nitin Pandey

Abstract: In the recent times; Big Data is the most concerned term in the trending technology. Big data is a set of large data which is complex to manage; to capture; to analyze; to store; etc. it is managed by many industries as well as various academic groups. Nowadays; we can store Terabyte or Zeta byte of data but the challenge is how to store the data in our own hand. By giving all the access or maintenance to someone else is it really worth able or not If the data goes to wrong hand; we dont know what do to; how it will be done because day-by-day big data is becoming bigger. So; there is a need to adopt more transparency & security measures. Most challenging phase of big data is security and transparency. Security and transparency can be measured in 3 parameters those are 3Vs of big data. [3] Velocity Volume variety These three factors include a lot of variables such as Cloud computing infrastructure Format of data Streaming of data Security mechanism The main objective of writing this paper is to summarize the measurements taken for the security and transparency of big data and examine the big data in term of ethics.

Keywords: Big data, transparency, security, intrusion deception, Data locker, security breach

How to Cite?: Jitender Sharma, Nitin Pandey, "Big Data Ethics - In Terms of Transparency and Security", Volume 3 Issue 6, June 2014, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 535-537, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=2014106, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/2014106