Answer:
Five provisions of cyber ethics are:
Your computer or system should not be used to harm others. Your cyber knowledge should not be used to steal other people's resources. One should not use or copy softwares for which you have not paid. ... Never use other people's resources without their consent.
Answer:
You can find the last page users viewed before leaving the website on the “Exit Pages” report under “Site Content”
Explanation:
This can also give you a percentage of exits as well as the number of exits from a page.
If you have an important page, (using a silly example, a picture of your dog) that you really want people to see, you can check the exit pages and see how many people are actually seeing this <em>great</em> picture of your dog, or adjust your site if needed.
Have a nice day!
I hope this is what you are looking for, but if not - comment! I will edit and update my answer accordingly.
- Heather
A cloud service providers uses KVM in their data centers because they are gravely concerned with insider threats.
KVM is a system for management, monitoring and control of a data center environment from a central location. In the data center this system is very necessary because the data center has multiple servers and computers. With this system the server can be connected and controlled from a remote location. This includes mapping the physical locations of accessible virtual drives.
Your question is incomplete, but most probably you full question was:
Modern managed cloud service providers will often use secure Keyboard/Video/Mouse (KVM) devices within their data centers. these devices are extremely expensive compared to their non-secured counterparts. which of the following is one of the reasons cloud service providers do this?
- They have plenty of revenue and can afford it
- They are gravely concerned with insider threats
- Cloud data centers need very few of these devices
- Managed cloud providers often manufacture their own devices as well
Learn more about servers brainly.com/question/27960093
#SPJ4
<span>D - graphical user interface</span>
