Security Concerns and Solutions for Enterprise Cloud Computing Applications
Asian Journal of Research in Computer Science · pp. 24–33 · Published 1 May 2023
10.9734/ajrcos/2023/v15i4327Abstract
Computing in the cloud is now one of the most interesting developments in technology owing to the fact that it is both flexible and cost-effective. Despite the enormous stakes, the implementation of cloud computing into an existing business model creates significant safety risks. Enterprises need to foresee and account for possible risks, threats, vulnerabilities, and mitigation strategies before using cloud computing. The concept of cloud computing may be simplified by dividing it into three separate models: "Infrastructure as a Service," "Software as a Service," and "Platform as a Service." It also talks about the current crop of cloud-based security tools. Before using this technology, we think businesses should assess their security risks, threats, and existing defences. We’ve also discussed the advantages and drawbacks of cloud computing as well as places where it might be used for information risk management.
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