Internal network of an organization for data exchange.

• A. Sensitive Data
• B. Corporate Network
• C. Visibility
• D. Cybersecurity Landscape

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is naming the internal network that an organization uses to share data. The corporate network is exactly that—an organization’s internal IT infrastructure, including LANs, WANs, servers, and services that allow employees to access files, applications, and resources. It’s the backbone that enables data exchange within the company. Sensitive data refers to the information itself, not the network. Visibility is about how well you can observe and monitor network activity, which is a capability, not the network. The cybersecurity landscape describes the overall security environment and threats, not a single internal network. So, the corporate network best fits the description.