Latika Kharb, Deepak Chahal · International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews · 2023
As organizations increasingly migrate their applications and data to the cloud, the need for robust cloud security solutions becomes paramount.Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs) have emerged as a vital component in ensuring the secure and compliant adoption of cloud services.This paper provides an in-depth exploration of Cloud Access Security Brokers, their architecture, features, benefits, and challenges.By analysing CASBs' role in enhancing cloud security, this paper aims to demonstrate their importance in safeguarding sensitive information and mitigating risks associated with cloud-based operations.
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P Mueller (10000517), C-T Huang (13655722), S Yu (7291433) et al. · Figshare · 2016
Cloud computing systems and services have become major targets for cyberattackers. To provide strong protection of cloud platforms, infrastructure, hosted applications, and data stored in the cloud, we need to address the security issue from a range of perspectives-from secure data and application outsourcing, to anonymous communication, to secure multiparty computation. This special issue on cloud security aims to address the importance of protecting and securing cloud platforms, infrastructures, hosted applications, and data storage.
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Ankur Chowdhary, Abdulhakim Sabur · 2025
The book reviews the zero-trust model that deviates from the traditional definition of trust boundaries and validates all interactions in a cloud environment. The incident response life cycle is used to prepare for, identify, contain, and eradicate security threats in the cloud. It discusses how automation and autonomous cyber defense tools based on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning and techniques can help resourceconstrained security teams address cloud security at a scale. The book also elaborates upon some helpful case studies on the practical deployment of cloud security solutions, their limitations, and lessons learned based on case-studies experience in cloud security.
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Mueller, Peter, Huang, Chin-Tser, Yu, Shui et al. · Deakin Research Online (Deakin University) · 2016
\n\t\t\t\t\tCloud computing systems and services have become major targets for cyberattackers. To provide strong protection of cloud platforms, infrastructure, hosted applications, and data stored in the cloud, we need to address the security issue from a range of perspectives-from secure data and application outsourcing, to anonymous communication, to secure multiparty computation. This special issue on cloud security aims to address the importance of protecting and securing cloud platforms, infrastructures, hosted applications, and data storage.\n\t\t\t\t
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Roth, Isabella, Salazar, Jose, Hu, Yi · Murray State's Digital Commons (Murray State University) · 2018
Isabella Roth\nJose Salazar\nProfessor Yi Hu\nComputer Information Technology\nCloud Security: AWS Abstract\nWith enterprises moving their IT infrastructure to the cloud using providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS), security problems have not been reduced. In fact, cloud computing brings new security challenges. Our research investigated better solutions to the security problems that come with using the cloud to store a companies data.\nThe cloud is a general term for using the internet to receive some sort of data vs connecting directly to a server. This makes it easier to do things such as connecting to an online app to even retrieving information about your company such as the statics on all of the employs in your workplace. Storing information in the cloud is a lot cheaper than using a server to store certain information. Of course, however, it is relatively harder to secure and implement the cloud in the workforce. So we investigated which cloud solution would be easiest to implement in a workplace environment. We spent most of the summer working towards getting the cloud to communicate with a simple app we had created. This app would then use a third party, such as Facebook to verify and log you into the app. Due to the limited experience, we had when we began this project we had to fail many a time until we finally succeeded. I hope in the future we are able to explore more deeply into more complex versions of cloud security.
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Sushil Jajodia, Pierangela Samarati, Moti Yung · 2025
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Jamuna S. Murthy, M Siddesh G, Guo Ke-lei · 2024
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Michael Wufka, Massimo Canonico · 2025
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Tianyi Xing, Zhengyang Xiong, Haiyang Qian et al. · 2015
This chapter provides a comprehensive study on the existing cloud security solutions and analyzes its challenges and trend. It presents an OpenFlow-based intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDPS) solution, called FlowIPS, that focuses on the intrusion prevention in the cloud virtual networking environment. FlowIPS provides network reconfiguration (NR) features by programming POX controllers to enable the FlowIPS mitigation approaches. The performance evaluation of FlowIPS demonstrates the feasibility of the proposed solution, which is more efficient compared to traditional IPS approaches. The chapter discusses the technical background of the software-defined networking (SDN) and intrusion detection system. It presents the existing solutions of the cloud security and describes the transformation from the existing cloud security solutions to the next-generation SDN-based solutions.
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Jason Edwards, Griffin Weaver · 2024
Cloud security represents a vast field, covering everything from the fundamentals of cloud computing and its benefits and challenges to a thorough analysis of top cloud service providers and their security protocols. Cloud computing has moved beyond its initial function as a mere data storage solution to become a complex and comprehensive platform that underpins many services. Several major service providers in cloud computing have established themselves as industry leaders. The world of cloud computing encompasses several types of services, each designed with specific benefits, potential use cases, and inherent security implications. Many sophisticated tools and techniques can be employed to alleviate the security challenges inherent in cloud environments. The chapter concludes with a review of cloud security standards and best practices and an outlook on future trends. It presents essential takeaways and informative case studies to ensure a well-rounded understanding.
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Information Resources Management Association · IGI Global eBooks · 2018
"This book explores the difficulties and challenges of securing user data and information on cloud platforms. It also examines the current approaches to cloud-based technologies and assesses the possibilities for future advancements in this field. Highlighting a range of topics such as cloud forensics, information privacy, and standardization and security in the cloud"--
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Dr.V.Srikanth · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2024
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Pierangela Samarati, Sabrina De Capitani di Vimercati · Archivio Istituzionale della Ricerca (Universita Degli Studi Di Milano) · 2016
The cloud has emerged as a successful computing paradigm, allowing users and organizations to rely on external providers to store and process their data and make it available to others. An increasingly important priority, if there is to be wide adoption and acceptance of cloud computing, is for data owners and users to have security guarantees. Guaranteeing security means ensuring confidentiality and integrity of data, access to it, and computations with it, and ensuring availability of data and services to legitimate users in compliance with agreements with the providers. In this chapter, we present an overview of the main security issues and concerns arising in the cloud scenario, in particular with respect to the storage, management, and processing of data.
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Pallav Raj, Ravi Kumar, Avneesh Kumar · 2022
“Cloud computing” is the most important term in the IT industry. It has grown tremendously in the past few years. Although many IT companies use cloud computing, such as Google, Amazon, Microsoft and others, but it is still not totally secure because all the user’s data are stored and processed in the cloud. It continues to grow every day as new security solutions are developed. In this paper, we provide a brief overview of cloud computing and concepts behind cloud computing. We discussed some issued involving data security, Application and virtualization in cloud computing and security requirement with some solutions related to it.
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Peter R. Müeller, Chin‐Tser Huang, Shui Yu et al. · IEEE Cloud Computing · 2016
Cloud computing systems and services have become major targets for cyberattackers. To provide strong protection of cloud platforms, infrastructure, hosted applications, and data stored in the cloud, we need to address the security issue from a range of perspectives-from secure data and application outsourcing, to anonymous communication, to secure multiparty computation. This special issue on cloud security aims to address the importance of protecting and securing cloud platforms, infrastructures, hosted applications, and data storage.
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Kaushikkumar Patel · Advances in computer and electrical engineering book series · 2024
This chapter delves into the multifaceted aspects of cloud security, highlighting unique challenges posed by the cloud environment, such as multi-tenancy and virtualization, and the critical need for robust data privacy measures. It explores advanced security protocols and measures, emphasizing the importance of encryption and threat mitigation strategies. The discourse extends to the dynamics of mobile cloud computing security, underscoring pertinent considerations. The chapter culminates with insights into future research directions, advocating for continuous innovation in cybersecurity mechanisms to pace with evolving threats.
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GS Jha · Apress eBooks · 2025
Cloud security is more than defense—it’s resilience. A combination of policies, procedures, and technologies, it safeguards cloud-based systems from cyber threats while ensuring data integrity, availability, and compliance. As organizations shift to the cloud, security must evolve to detect, respond, and recover from threats in real time, ensuring business continuity even in the face of attacks or breaches.
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Mihir Nanavati, Patrick Colp, Bill Aiello et al. · Communications of the ACM · 2014
Users' trust in cloud systems is undermined by the lack of transparency in existing security policies.
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Isabella Roth, Jose Gallardo Salazar, Yi Hu · Murray State's Digital Commons (Murray State University) · 2018
Isabella Roth Jose Salazar Professor Yi Hu Computer Information Technology Cloud Security: AWS Abstract With enterprises moving their IT infrastructure to the cloud using providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS), security problems have not been reduced. In fact, cloud computing brings new security challenges. Our research investigated better solutions to the security problems that come with using the cloud to store a companies data. The cloud is a general term for using the internet to receive some sort of data vs connecting directly to a server. This makes it easier to do things such as connecting to an online app to even retrieving information about your company such as the statics on all of the employs in your workplace. Storing information in the cloud is a lot cheaper than using a server to store certain information. Of course, however, it is relatively harder to secure and implement the cloud in the workforce. So we investigated which cloud solution would be easiest to implement in a workplace environment. We spent most of the summer working towards getting the cloud to communicate with a simple app we had created. This app would then use a third party, such as Facebook to verify and log you into the app. Due to the limited experience, we had when we began this project we had to fail many a time until we finally succeeded. I hope in the future we are able to explore more deeply into more complex versions of cloud security.
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