An Enforcement of Guaranteed Client Level Defensive Mechanism in Public Cloud Services
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In the current era of cloud computing, distinct enterprise information technology (IT) and business decision-makers analyze the security implications of cloud computing to benefit and improve business agility. Cloud computing has been playing a major role in various multidisciplinary domains, with recent surveys indicating that 70% of research issues focus on cloud security. Despite providing a vast array of services to users, cloud computing still faces challenges in eradicating client-end security problems. Therefore, there is a significant focus on improving and finding solutions for cloud security, particularly in understanding potential risks at the customer end. Several large cloud vendors have implemented security mechanisms primarily to protect the cloud infrastructure from insider threats and advanced persistent threats. To address these concerns, a proposed model aims to provide guaranteed cloud services in an attack-free manner to web clients. This will be achieved through a client-level guaranteed security system defensive approach. The mechanism will focus on protecting user authentication procedures, security policies, and employing a security layered approach in client-level transactions. The proposed work will be simulated using the cloud sim tool, enabling end-users to obtain a better security solution in the public cloud environment.
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