Addressing the Influential Factors of Cloud Computing: Assessment of Services under Deployment

Abstract

As a new paradigm, cloud computing is drawing interest from organizations, communities, and individuals who believe it has the ability to revolutionize the way to do business. Traditional IT governance challenges are addressed while also providing possible benefits by this technology. If any business organization wants to remain competitive, it must keep up with technological advancements. Users have more alternatives when it comes to cloud computing because there are numerous service models and configurations. A multi-tenant system with a common pool of resources, and consumers from all walks of life, socio - economics, technology, geographic location and service requirements has always been a serious security issue. As a result of cloud computing deployment or management, as well as some other concerns like choosing the most appropriate cloud setup, real-time monitoring requirements and dependency on service providers and cloud management and data recovery are all hazards that can occur. Moreover, in a small percentage of cases, this can result in reality consequences. This paper focuses on cloud computing security, risk, and privacy concerns, along with other influencing factors.