A Study on Security and Privacy Frameworks for Cloud Computing in Multi-Tenant Infrastructures
Abstract
Cloud computing has revolutionized the IT landscape, yet its multi-tenant infrastructure poses significant security and privacy concerns. This paper explores established frameworks, threat models, and protective architectures aimed at addressing these concerns. Through comparative analysis of literature and evaluation of technical frameworks, this study highlights vulnerabilities and mitigation strategies in multi-tenant environments. Furthermore, graphical models and charts are provided to illustrate how shared resource access and virtualized environments can be secured through encryption, isolation, and dynamic authentication strategies.
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