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Cloud insurance is an approach to risk management in which a promise of financial compensation is made for specific potential failures on the part of a cloud computing service provider. A cloud insurance policy protects the provider who is held responsible for a service that was promised, but not delivered, as well as customers who believe they did not receive promised results. Cloud insurance may be included as part of a service level agreement (SLA) with the provider or it may be purchased separately through a third-party insurance company.
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