Implementation of Central Dogma Based Cryptographic Algorithm in Data Warehouse Architecture for Performance Enhancement

Data warehouse is a set of integrated databases deliberated to expand decision-making and problem solving, espousing exceedingly condensed data. Data warehouse happens to be progressively more accepted theme for contemporary researchers with respect to contemporary inclination towards industry and executive purview. The crucial tip of the proposed work is integrated on delivering an enhanced and an exclusive innovative model based on the intention of enhancing security measures, which at times have been found wanting and also ensuring improved accessibility using Hashing modus operandi. An unsullied algorithm was engendered using the concept of protein synthesis, prevalently studied in Genetics, that is, in the field of Biotechnology, wherein three steps are observed, namely; DNA Replication, Translation and Transcription. In the proposed algorithm, the two latter steps, that is, Translation and Transcription have been taken into account and the concept have been used for competent encryption and proficient decryption of data. Central Dogma Model is the name of the explicit model that accounts for and elucidates the course of action for Protein Synthesis using the Codons which compose the RNA and the DNA and are implicated in numerous bio–chemical processes in living organisms. It could be observed that subsequently a dual stratum of encryption and decryption mechanism has been employed for optimal security. The formulation of the immaculate Hashing modus operandi ensure that there would be considerable diminution of access time, keeping in mind the apt retrieval of all indispensable data from the data vaults. The pertinent appliance of the proposed model with enhanced security might be in its significant service in a variety of organizations where accrual of protected data is of extreme magnitude. The variety of organizations might include educational organizations, corporate houses, medical establishments, private establishments and so on and so forth. Keywords—Data Warehouse; Central Dogma; Replication; Translation; Transcription; Codon; Data Mart; Hashing