Abstract:

When it comes to providing a wide range of services to a large number of people at low cost, cloud computing has emerged as a game-changer. While its use has grown rapidly, so have worries about data breaches, insecure cloud models, and other security flaws This abstract includes research on the fundamentals of cloud computing, including the many cloud models, key security issues, and the difficulties associated with data breaches in the cloud. The research starts out by looking at public, private, hybrid, and multi-cloud deployment options. Decisionmakers will benefit from an examination of the relative merits of various cloud computing models with respect to aspects like availability, cost, and data sovereignty. The many benefits of cloud computing and the inherent security risks it offers are both discussed in the abstract. Cloud service providers and consumers alike continue to be very concerned about security. The inquiry looks at commonplace dangers including data leaks, insider assaults, DDoS attacks, and unauthorized access. Additionally, the hazards of using untrusted cloud services and the dangers of sharing data are investigated in the research

Description:

Cloud, Service, Public, Private, Hybrid