The most common point of failure in a horizontal integration is:
"all subsystems communicate through a single point."
This creates a vulnerability because if the single point of communication fails, it can disrupt the entire system.
Common Points of Failure Quick Check 2 of 52 of 5 Items Question What is the most common point of failure in a horizontal integration?(1 point) Responses all subsystems connect to one another, so the system is vulnerable to infiltration via any subsystem all subsystems connect to one another, so the system is vulnerable to infiltration via any subsystem all subsystems integrate with one another and cross-connections get messy all subsystems integrate with one another and cross-connections get messy all subsystems communicate through a single point all subsystems communicate through a single point all systems require a new silo for each subsystem all systems require a new silo for each subsystem Skip to navigation page 9 of 9
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