NETWORK SECURITY
INTRODUCTION
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an example of a policy that restricts our ability to save, but allows us to read
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an example of a policy that allows us to to save but not to see files
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an example of a policy that restricts our ability to read and save
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None of the above
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Detailed explanation-1: -A shared drive can contain a maximum of 400, 000 items, including files, folders, and shortcuts. Note: This limit is based on item count, not storage use. We recommend that you keep shared drives well below the strict limit.
Detailed explanation-2: -Box. Citrix ShareFile. Dropbox. Google Drive. iCloud Drive. MediaFire. Microsoft OneDrive. OpenText Hightail. More items •24-Sept-2021
Detailed explanation-3: -Find the file or folder in Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, or Google Slides. Open or select the file or folder. Click Share or Share. Under “General access”, click the Down arrow . Select Restricted. Click Done.
Detailed explanation-4: -Manager: Can add or remove members, and upload, edit, move, and permanently delete files. Content Manager: Can edit all files and upload new files. Contributor: Can edit all files and upload new files. Commenter: Can only comment on all files. More items •21-Jul-2022