Which is a potential risk when redirecting a USB storage device during a Remote Desktop session?

Slower access is a performance characteristic of redirecting devices over a network, not a direct risk of data integrity or loss.

The device stopping working typically implies a hardware failure or driver issue, which is not a direct or guaranteed consequence of USB redirection itself.

The session stopping responding is a general stability issue with RDP, not a specific risk related to data loss on a redirected USB device, although it could indirectly lead to data loss if not properly handled.

Data can be lost due to an improper disconnection or network interruption during the redirection, leading to file corruption or incomplete write operations on the USB device. The redirection mechanism might not always handle sudden disconnections gracefully, increasing the risk of data integrity issues if data is actively being read or written.