easy · FRM Part 2 Operational Risk
In cloud computing risk management, what does the term 'lock-in' refer to?
- Restricting access to the underlying cloud model to only credentialed users
- Encryption designed to keep the cloud provider from ever viewing raw customer data
- The difficulty and high cost of migrating data and workloads to another provider
- The physical security controls a hyperscale cloud provider uses to protect data centers
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