Security Challenges in Multi-Cloud Environments: Solutions and Best Practices
Mukesh Madanan, Pratik Patel, Prateek Agrawal, Pankaj Mudholkar, Megha Mudholkar, V. Jaganraja · 2024
The aim of this research paper is to investigate how machine learning can be incorporated to improve security around multi-clouds, with specific reference to the challenges. Based on the datasets obtained from Kaggle, this study uses both unsupervised learning, more specifically the Isolation Forest technique and supervised learning, such as regression-based forecast for identifying possible security threats. The evaluation shows that through the use of ML techniques risk that originates from multi-cloud systems may be well managed while, at the same time, the utilization of cloud resources could be enhanced to produce the best results. The results make it possible to conclude that machine learning still holds a huge potential in the sphere of cloud security and provides a range of recommendations and recommendations for organizations that have to manage their multi-cloud environment. Possible future studies are devoted to the investigation of deep learning models and the incorporation of blockchain technology for more security and effectiveness of the system.