This report analyzes the security management and migration strategies for Webb's Store, focusing on the transition to a cloud-based infrastructure. It begins by examining the security measures provided by AWS and Azure for IAAS instances, highlighting technical safeguards, network security, secure access points, and transmission protection. The report then delves into the risks associated with database migration, including data loss, semantic errors, data corruption, and application stability. Furthermore, it explores the risks associated with IAAS infrastructure migration, such as tracking difficulties, network congestion, and financial implications. The communication between Webb's and its IAAS database in the cloud is also assessed, emphasizing the security challenges like data breaches and the importance of encryption. The report then details the application of cloud services for backup and data repositories, including automated backups, integration, multiple copies, public cloud usage, and disaster recovery (DR) plans. It also discusses the challenges in data storage, such as loss of governance and vendor lock-in, and the issues in data retrieval, including user errors, virus infections, and hardware failures. Finally, the report examines cloud management, addressing IAAS infrastructure, the use of MS SQL Server 2012 R2 cloud instances, and cloud network infrastructure.