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Capano, D. E. (2019). Understand the cyber-attack lifecycle. Control Engineering, 66(7), 32.
A cyber kill chain is a model for understanding the lifecycle of a cyber-attack used by those working with critical infrastructure to enhance cybersecurity strategies, technology, training, and ICS design.

Capano, D. (2019). Cybersecurity: Human assets. Control Engineering, 66(11), 41.
Even if technological systems are stable, human hacking, or the compromise of human assets, is often the first step in a cybersecurity breach. Assist colleagues and others in the supply chain to avoid being an assault entry point. Read about five different attack strategies, five different attack styles, and five different prevention techniques.

Patel, K., & Alabisi, A. (2019). Cloud computing security risks: Identification and assessment. Journal of New Business Ideas and Trends, 17(2), 1.
This paper investigates the security threats associated with different forms of cloud computing to provide a concise overview. The methodology used in this paper entails a review of the literature on cloud computing security threats in order to provide a comprehensive overview of the issues.

Santos, O., & Taylor, R. (2020). 1.11 Understanding security threats in cloud environments (Lesson 1: Understanding cybersecurity threats against on-premise and cloud environments) [Video]. In CCNP and CCIE security core SCOR 350-701. Pearson IT Certification.
Since cloud-based services are accessible via the Internet, they are open to a number of attacks. Some of the potential attack vectors that criminals and threat actors might attempt include session hijacking, which is whenever the attacker can actually sniff or intercept traffic to takeover a legitimate connection to a cloud service, or a DNS-based attack, or cross-site scripting, SQL injections, session riding, and many other application-based vulnerabilities. In this video, you will understand security threats in cloud environments.