Review on Cloud Security and Its Risk Over E-Commerce Network
Keywords:
Cloud computing, cloud security, cloud standards, cloud Risk, E-commerce Platform, software as a service (SaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), infrastructure as a service (IaaS).Abstract
Many enterprises and businesses of all sizes take advantage of this subscription-based model in order to reduce IT costs which are often associated with traditional on premise applications. SaaS has been steadily growing over the past decade as many businesses adopt this new model of purchasing IT. The applications are remotely hosted by the service provider and can be accessed on demand by customers over the internet or private networks. This paper mainly focused on the architecture of cloud security; survey of the different security issues that has emanate due to the nature of the service delivery module of cloud system and type of attacks in cloud computing environment.
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