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Evaluating Advanced Cybersecurity Technologies for Cloud Environments

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This paper addresses the rise of cyberattacks that pose significant threats to computer and network systems, including data breaches, malware, and unauthorized access, which are becoming increasingly prevalent (Aslan et al., 2023). It explores how security measures in cloud computing protect sensitive data and ensure operational integrity as more organizations adopt cloud environments. The paper examines advanced cloud security technologies concerning their mechanisms, components, and role in addressing modern cybersecurity challenges. Key elements such as data encryption, network security, and auditing are discussed regarding their role in safeguarding sensitive information within cloud environments. Essential processes such as identifying, protecting, detecting, responding, and recovering are considered in developing a comprehensive cybersecurity framework for cloud systems. Besides that, the paper also evaluates examples of advanced cloud security measures, such as encryption technologies, and discusses their benefits, including multi-layered defence, scalability, and cost efficiency. The presented limitations, which involve compliance challenges, multi-tenancy risks, and reduced direct control are critically assessed. Furthermore, the paper discusses future directions in cloud security, including edge-cloud computing and hybrid cloud solutions. Finally, it proposes advanced countermeasures, such as intelligent deception technologies using honeytokens and honeynets to dynamically mitigate evolving threats. This study emphasizes the importance of adaptive and proactive strategies for cloud environment security as well as provides valuable insights relevant to both academic research and practical implementation.

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10.20944/preprints202501.0395.v1
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W4406185168
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