Organizations use the following to allow suppliers and others limited access to their networks.
A)intranets
B)extranets
C)firewalls
D)proxy servers

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Extranets are secure networks that allow external parties, such as suppliers or customers, to access certain parts of an organization's internal network. This allows for collaboration and sharing of information without compromising the security of the entire network. Intranets are internal networks for an organization's employees only, firewalls are security measures that restrict access to a network, and proxy servers act as intermediaries between clients and servers to improve performance and security. However, neither intranets, firewalls, nor proxy servers are specifically designed to allow limited external access like extranets.

Organizations Use the Following to Allow Suppliers and Others Limited