Research on Network Security Level Protection Measurement Strategy in the Context of Cloud Platforms

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Abstract

Platforms facilitate information exchange, streamline resources, and reduce production and management costs for companies. However, some viral information may invade and steal company resources, or lead to information leakage. For this reason, this paper discusses the standards for cybersecurity protection, examines the current state of cybersecurity management and the risks faced by cloud platforms, expands the time and space for training on cloud platforms, and provides recommendations for measuring the level of cybersecurity protection within cloud platforms in order to build a solid foundation for them.

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