Which of the following is a true statement about cloud computing?

There are additional security risks associated with using cloud computing over local data storage.

For security reasons, only one user at a time may access a file using cloud computing.

For a device to access data stored using cloud computing there must be a physical connection between that

device and the server on which the data is stored.

Cloud computing does nothing to protect against data loss if a user's computer stops functioning.

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Konnor Zhang

Computers & Technology

5 November, 23:34

Which of the following is a true statement about cloud computing?

There are additional security risks associated with using cloud computing over local data storage.

For security reasons, only one user at a time may access a file using cloud computing.

For a device to access data stored using cloud computing there must be a physical connection between that

device and the server on which the data is stored.

Cloud computing does nothing to protect against data loss if a user's computer stops functioning.

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Broderick Crane · Answer 1

There are additional security risks associated with using cloud computing over local data storage.

Explanation:

Cloud computing: The term "cloud computing" is described as a process through which an individual tends to access and store various programs and data over the internet rather than his or her computers' "hard drive". However, the term "cloud" here refers to a specific metaphor associated with the internet.

Types:

1. Software-as-a-service or SaaS.

2. Platform-as-a-service or PaaS.

3. Infrastructure-as-a-service or IaaS.

In the question above, the very first option is correct as all other options mentioned over here are incorrect because they aren't related to cloud computing.