Public Infrastructure-As-A-Service Cloud Security
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Security, privacy, virtualization, Distributed systems security, Networks, Cloud computing, Public Infrastructure-as-a-Service Cloud.Abstract
The public Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud trade has reached a important mass within the past few years, with several cloud service suppliers fielding competitor services. Despite the competition, we discover a number of the protection mechanisms offered by the services to be similar, indicating that the cloud trade has established variety of “best-practices,” whereas different security mechanisms vary wide, indicating that there's conjointly still area for innovation and experimentation. we have a tendency to investigate these variations and potential underlying reasons for it. we have a tendency to conjointly distinction the protection mechanisms offered by public IaaS cloud offerings and with security mechanisms planned by academe over an equivalent amount.
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