7.3 Risks of Cloud

What is one of the most significant risks in cloud computing related to customer data?

• Increased storage costs

• Exposure of customer data

• Faster data processing

• Improved data accessibility

What can be a consequence of customer data exposure?

• Enhanced customer trust

• Reputational damage

• Increased sales

• Improved service quality

What is a potential risk to data integrity in cloud computing?

• Data becoming more secure

• Data being corrupted

• Data being duplicated

• Data being compressed

What could happen if data integrity is lost?

• Improved data accuracy

• Operational disruptions

• Enhanced compliance

• Increased data speed

What does "lock-in with a cloud provider" mean?

• Easy switching between providers

• Dependence on a specific provider

• Increased data security

• Reduced service costs

What is a possible implication of being locked in with a cloud provider?

• Increased flexibility

• Higher costs

• Improved innovation

• Easier migration

What risk is associated with a cloud provider going out of business?

• Enhanced service quality

• Service disruptions

• Reduced data storage

• Increased customer satisfaction

What might organisations face if their cloud provider ceases operations?

• Data loss

• Improved data security

• Reduced operational costs

• Enhanced service options

What is a concern related to data ownership in the cloud?

• Clear ownership rights

• Ambiguous ownership

• Increased data control

• Enhanced data retrieval

Why is it important to have clear data ownership rights in the SLA?

• To increase data storage

• To ensure compliance and control

• To reduce data access

• To improve data speed