Shared storage (specifically)

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involves a threat of access from sharing neighbors

involves a threat of DDoS

involves a threat of buffer overflow

reduces the chances of data compromise

None of the above

Flag question: Question 16

When migrating to an IaaS cloud solution, the cloud environment presents significant differences than a private network. One of these is shared storage, another is shared network. How do these differences expose your data to threats that are not present in private networks?

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Flag question: Question 17

In which cloud computing environment is it likely that one customer's proprietary application will be running on the same system as another customer's vulnerable application?

Group of answer choices

SaaS

PaaS

IaaS

All of the above

None of the above

Flag question: Question 18

Once a business adopts and migrates to a particular cloud provider, switching to another provider later can be very difficult and expensive due to:

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vendor lock-in

complacency

regulatory impingments

customer demand

None of the above

Flag question: Question 19

If as an end user you use a cloud service for SaaS, and you access the application over HTTP, you want to be sure that

Group of answer choices

The provider competently implements TLS

The provider uses the Data Encryption Standard (DES)

The provider uses secret key encryption technology exclusively

The provider implements link layer encryption

None of the above

Flag question: Question 20

Dropbox, and Google Drive are examples of

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SaaS (STaaS)

PaaS (PTaaS)

IasS (ITaaS)

TaaS (TTaaS)

None of the above