Comparatives
This slows down down service because there is more data than a network node can handle, often happening at the busiest part of the day.
What is "congestion"
What is Google "Stadia"
This protects you from data loss in case you close your file accidentally.
What is "auto-save" or "quick-save"
This industry was mentioned as an example of regulatory compliance issues.
What is "medical"
This allows multiple users to access and edit a file simultaneously.
What is "co-authoring"
These are the three largest cloud storage systems, as described in this presentation.
What are "OneDrive" (by Microsoft), "iCloud" (by Apple), and "Google Drive" (by Google).
This feature allows you to access your data from anywhere, at any time, so long as you have an internet connection and capable device.
What is "remote access".
When a virus locks out or infects your data until you have paid a fee, it is called this.
What is "Ransomware"
These are two of the four listed strengths regarding cloud-based storage.
What are "Accessibility", "File-Sharing", "Disaster Recovery", and "Reduced Hardware"?
Allowing a specialist outside your company, reducing overall manpower and costs, is often referred to as this.
What is "Third-Party Handling"
Making a positive impact on the environment by reducing the amount of paper needing to be printed is often called this.
What is "ecological footprint"
The big “data scrape” affecting Facebook occurred in this year.
When is "2019"
These are two of the four listed weaknesses regarding cloud-based storage.
What are "Internet Requirement", "Bandwidth Restrictions", "Added Expense", and "Vendor Lock-In"?
When it is difficult, inconvenient, or prohibitive to move from one cloud storage vendor to another.
What is "Vendor Lock-In"?
These are two of the three types of cloud storage.
What are "Block", "File", and "Object"?
Phishing is a common example of this type of psychological manipulation aimed at accessing your data.
What is "Social Engineering"