This report provides an in-depth analysis of cloud vendor security, focusing on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Microsoft Azure. The introduction defines cloud vendors and their responsibilities in managing and securing data, virtual machines, and networks. The discussion section evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of each vendor concerning data security. AWS is highlighted for its scalable and reliable services, end-to-end approach, and advanced access settings, while its weakness lies in privileged access after sign-up. GCP is praised for its encryption layers, but it lacks backup services and has fewer data centers. Microsoft Azure is noted for enabling encryption of Windows, with encryption at rest for Azure SQL Database and Azure storage, but it requires more platform expertise. The report recommends Microsoft Azure for its robust security model, including multi-factor authentication and secure network infrastructure. The conclusion emphasizes the critical role of cloud service providers in data security, summarizing the findings and recommending the most suitable vendor for an organization. References to supporting literature are included.