Security Threats, Attacks, And Mitigation Strategies in Cloud Computing: A Mixed-Method Study

Cloud computing is a cutting-edge method that provides pooled resources for managing servers and stock caches. By transforming technical solutions for enterprise-level systems into server-to-service frameworks, cloud computing helps any business save time and money on monitoring. Cloud computing, however, presents a host of new security risks and issues, as does any other technology. Various cloud models and services are the main topics of this work. The current state of cloud security is our next topic of discussion. Consideration of these security trends leads us to the next set of issues, which may include things like authentication, insufficient diligence, phishing, key exposure, auditing, privacy preservation, cloud-assisted Internet of Things applications, and data breaches. Based on the security trends and challenges, we then suggest attacks and responses tailored to the various cloud models. Finally, we highlight a few future prospects and consequences that are pertinent to cloud model security. Academic and business researchers will be able to use the future directions to their advantage as they strive to secure cloud computing.