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Cloud computing is a convoluted framework that empowers wanted administrations by joining an assortment of arranged gadgets. Cloud computing is comprised of a few kinds of configurable dispersed frameworks with different degrees of network for use. Associations are quickly taking on cloud networks because of benefits like expense viability, versatility, unwavering quality, and adaptability. The possibility clients expect to take on the cloud, however, its security issues impact clients' trust in its administration. As of now, there are numerous information security frameworks, standards, and guides to defend associations from security threats, but these are not specific to cloud organizations. The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) has delivered Cloud Controls Matrix Version 4 (CCM v4.0), distributed in the last year of 2021 to give security controls, especially to cloud organizations. The Cloud control matrix (CCM) and it provide the various controls that need to be implemented by the service provider to avoid/reduce/mitigate the risks related to the service provided. This research paper provides an overview of the implementation of the cloud security alliance model. We have identified a total of 26 cloud security risks, threats, attacks, and vulnerabilities. We mapped it into a CCM to test its effectiveness measurement and find out if the CCM identified solution is the best security control or not.