What are intranets?
A)doors that allow managers to access transactions as they occur
B)standardized protocols that are used to authenticate and authorize internal network users
C)public networks that are used only for business-to-business transactions
D)private company networks that allow employees to easily access,share,and publish information using Internet software

Question

What are intranets?
A)doors that allow managers to access transactions as they occur  
B)standardized protocols that are used to authenticate and authorize internal network users  
C)public networks that are used only for business-to-business transactions  
D)private company networks that allow employees to easily access,share,and publish information using Internet software

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Intranets are private company networks that allow employees to easily access, share, and publish information using Internet software. They are internal networks that are not accessible to the public, unlike extranets which may allow external partners or vendors to access certain parts of the network. Option A refers to real-time transaction processing systems, option B to network security protocols, and option C to private business-to-business networks.

What Are Intranets