Intranet is defined as

• A. A system for linking computers within a company, private
• B. A public internet service.
• C. A cloud storage service.
• D. An online gaming network.

Answer: (A)

The main idea being tested is how private internal networks differ from public ones. An intranet is a private network used inside an organization to link computers and devices so employees can securely share information, access internal applications, and collaborate. It uses standard networking technology but is restricted to authorized users and is not exposed to the public internet, which keeps sensitive data safer and access controlled. This makes it distinct from a public internet service, which is open to anyone on the web. It’s also not specifically a cloud storage service, which focuses on storing data in the cloud, nor an online gaming network, which is designed for gaming traffic and public connectivity rather than internal business workflows.