A Brief Study on Cloud Security

Distributed, parallel, and grid computing are all used in a kind of computing known as cloud computing. It serves as a flexible, affordable, and tried-and-true online delivery platform for IT services marketed to businesses or consumers. The outsourcing of critical services to external entities has become a common practice, and this trend has led to various challenges in ensuring the security and privacy of data, maintaining data availability and recovery, and ensuring compliance. Cloud computing, in particular, has added a new layer of complexity to these issues and has introduced additional risks. Cloud computing makes use of many different technologies. Additionally, it carries along its inherent security flaws. Customer access to networks, storage, servers, services, and applications is made possible by cloud technology thanks to how well the pay-per-use model’s services function. Our main goal is to locate and connect these systems’ weaknesses, threats, and remedies.