Where a hybrid cloud makes use of public and private cloud services, a multicloud architecture uses services from multiple public cloud providers at the same time. A hybrid cloud is suited for organizations that operate under strict compliance regulations, such as public sector, finance, or law firms. This is because private clouds are controlled by the organizations that deploy them. The organizations themselves bear the brunt of responsibility should they fall victim to a cyberattack, so a private cloud doesn’t come under the shared responsibility model. Furthermore, these clouds tend to be built on the basis of securing data. Read more.