DATA STORAGE SECURITY IN A CLOUD COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT, AN EFFECTIVE AND SECURE PROTOCOL

Cloud computing is a model for delivering networked computing resources (such as access to networks, access to servers, access to storage, application usages, and access to services) as needed, on-demand, and over shared connections, with minimal intervention from or interaction with the service provider. This cloud architecture is built on five key features, three delivery methods, and four deployment strategies, all of which work together to increase cloud accessibility. Cloud service providers allocate and enhance the use of computing assets with the help of automated resource allocation, load estimate, and metering tools, the details of which are mostly generated from the characteristics of large business models. Several security and privacy concerns arise when using or developing software for cloud computing architectures, and these concerns are influenced by the original distribution and deployment strategies.