What issues can arise when organizations integrate third-party systems into their cloud infrastruc- ture?

Question

Options

• AThird-party systems may not be powerful enough to run many critical business applications.
• BWithout sufficient security measures and regular checks, unsecured third-party systems can pose
• COver-reliance on third-party systems limits an organization's potential for innova-tion.
• DThird-party systems are less capable of addressing an organization's security re-quirements.

• B
  89% (17)
• C
  5% (1)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

The primary and most direct risk when integrating third-party systems into cloud infrastructure is security. Third-party systems may have vulnerabilities, misconfigured access controls, or insufficient security practices that create attack vectors into the organization's cloud environment. Without rigorous security assessments, access audits, and ongoing monitoring, these integrations can expose sensitive data or provide entry points for breaches. Option A is incorrect because capability/performance is typically not the issue with modern third-party systems. Option C overstates the innovation concern-third-party systems often accelerate innovation. Option D is a subjective claim; many third-party security tools are specifically designed to meet enterprise security requirements.

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