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6- CLOUD STORAGE OF FILES


            • Cloud computing is the on-demand storing, and accessing, of data and
              programs via remote servers on the internet.

             • Cloud computing service enables users to access files and data easily and
              conveniently from anywhere and at any time such as:


              Microsoft 365                OneDrive™                   Google                Google Drive™










                   Advantages of cloud computing                    Disadvantages of cloud computing

               It frees up space on your devices by using      It requires you to have an internet connection.
               cloud storage services
               It provides a backup for your files             Cloud storage is often a fee-based service.
               It provides an extra layer of security          If the cloud service you are using is a victim of a
                                                               data breach, you may become a victim as well,
                                                               as your information may be compromised.
               It allows you to directly share files with
               authorized users




            • Data encryption converts data into a code to prevent unauthorized user access.
            •  A data breach occurs when unauthorized parties gain access to confidential

              data
              and information.
            • The role of cloud computing in storing files:

            • Having a document management system allows you to organize your documents
              so it is quick and easy to find them.
            • Create separate folders for different types of data like photos, videos, audio
              files, and documents.

            • Label folders and subfolders clearly, so it’s easy to find what you are looking
              for.






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