LESSON 5 SECURITY IN THE CLOUD-C838|2023/24 UPDATE|GRADED A+

The risks and responsibilities will be shared between the cloud provider and customer. True The customer is concerned with data, whereas the provider is concerned with security and operation. True The customer wants to refute control, deny insight, and refrain from disclosing any information used for malicious purpose. . False The customer's ultimate legal liability for data it owns remains true even if the provider's failure was the result of negligence True a cloud that is owned and operated by an organization for its own benefit private cloud This includes both inadvertent and malicious threats. In the private cloud, personnel controls remain at the behest of the organization, which can be reassuring. Personnel Threats In the private cloud, the organization knows exactly how prepared they are to cope with this situation and how often, what kind, and where backups are done. Natural disasters These attacks can take many forms, such as unauthorized access, eavesdropping, DOS/DDoS, and so on. External Attacks In private configurations, full control resides internally, and the organization can know its exact regulatory exposure and confidently ensure that it is complying with all relevant regulations. Regulatory Noncompliance This can be considered an external or internal threat, depending on the source of the infection. Malware resources are shared and dispersed among an affinity group. Infrastructure can be owned and/or operated jointly, individually, centrally, across the community, or in any combination and mixture of these options. community cloud a company offers cloud services to any entity that wants to become a cloud customer, be it an individual, company, government agency, or other organization. public cloud Which of the following risks that private cloud operator face includes both inadvertent and malicious threat? natural disaster personnel threat malware regulatory compliance personnel threat