Police evidence systems must remain on city-controlled infrastructure dedicated to that agency alone. Which cloud deployment model fits?
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Short Explanation
Evidence systems want their own locked garage, not a shared parking structure. Private cloud (or dedicated on-prem) means the infrastructure is for that agency alone under city control. Public multi-tenant SaaS is the opposite idea.
Full Explanation
Private cloud—or dedicated on-premises infrastructure operated for a single organization—keeps resources reserved for that organization rather than sharing multi-tenant public capacity with unrelated customers. Police evidence systems that must remain on city-controlled infrastructure dedicated to that agency alone fit private cloud or dedicated on-premises models under Cloud+ deployment terminology. Public multi-tenant SaaS shared with unrelated global customers violates the dedicated-agency constraint for sensitive evidence. Unrestricted internet hosting on anonymous shared virtual hosts fails both control and tenancy requirements. Community cloud governed jointly by several neighboring states implies multi-organization sharing, which may not satisfy single-agency evidence isolation mandates. Exam caveat: “private” refers to dedicated tenancy or ownership for one organization—not simply that a website uses login passwords or that a VPC exists in public cloud. Operational check: place evidence systems on dedicated private infrastructure with strict access control, encrypt data at rest, maintain chain-of-custody logging, test backups and restores, and document why public multi-tenant SaaS was rejected for this classification of data.