A company is considering moving its internal servers to a cloud provider. The cloud provider offers both public and private IP options. The company wants to minimize the risk of direct internet exposure while allowing employees to access the servers from the office. Which approach is best?

Use public IPs and no firewall.

Use public IPs for the servers and restrict access with firewall rules.

Use private IPs for the servers and connect the office to the cloud via VPN.

Use private IPs and rely on NAT for all access.

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