Using MIS (10th Edition)
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Reason to avoid private internet:
It is not right decision to use private internet for security purpose at Falcon Security.
- A private internet access provides Virtual Private Network (VPN) service.
- VPN makes the presence of private secure connection by using public internet.
- Thousands of highly skilled experts are working in major cloud service vendors to create, maintain, and develop the cloud service.
- Hence, it is impossible to conclude that the provided security could be done well in a private internet, which was managed by the IT sector at Falcon Security...
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