Your company operates in a highly competitive market, with extremely high-value data assets. Senior management wants to migrate to a cloud environment but is concerned that providers will not meet…

A public cloud shares infrastructure among multiple tenants, which may not meet the stringent security and isolation requirements for extremely high-value data assets.

A private cloud deployment model provides dedicated infrastructure and greater control over security, compliance, and customization, making it suitable for organizations with highly sensitive data and strict security requirements that public cloud models might not meet.

A community cloud shares infrastructure among organizations with shared concerns, but still involves sharing resources and may not offer the exclusivity needed for top-tier security.

A hybrid cloud combines public and private clouds, meaning some data would still reside in a shared environment, potentially exposing high-value assets to more risk than a pure private cloud.