How does the shared responsibility model affect the division of security duties in cloud computing?
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The shared responsibility model in cloud computing defines the division of security duties between the cloud service provider and the customer. It specifies which security responsibilities fall under the provider’s domain and which are the customer’s responsibility. Typically, the provider is responsible for securing the underlying cloud infrastructure, such as hardware, software, networking, and physical security. On the other hand, customers are usually responsible for configuring and managing the security of their data, applications, operating systems, and networking within the cloud environment. This model helps ensure a more secure cloud environment by clearly outlining who is responsible for what aspects of security.