A Study Towards Exploring Access Control Mechanisms and its Limitations in Cloud Computing

Author:

Marina Baby,Memon Irfana,Alvi Fizza Abbas,Nabi Mairaj,Rajper Adnan Manzor,Rajput Ubaidullah

Abstract

Cloud computing technologies are growing fast day by day. Cloud technologies are attracting enterprises to themselves by providing great and enhanced services. There is no doubt that cloud technologies reduced the burden of the digital world by giving manageable computing services, huge room for unlimited data storage, on-demand software services, great platforms, and access control management systems. To use cloud-based manageable services users and organizations must have access to the cloud. Before using any access control mechanism, the organizations should know about the limitations of the access control mechanism. At present, many access control mechanisms are available in cloud computing. In this paper, our main goal is to identify the access control mechanisms in cloud computing and their limitations in cloud computing.

Publisher

VFAST Research Platform

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