Who can access share drive in a network?
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Everyone can access
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Only people who are authorized can access
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Only people who are frequently accessing it can access
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None of the above
Network shared drives require authentication and authorization - only users with proper permissions can access them. This is a fundamental security principle. Not everyone on the network automatically has access; access is granted based on user credentials and permissions configured by the network administrator.
A shared drive on a network is typically protected by permissions, so only users who have been granted authorization (by an admin or the drive owner) can access its contents. It isn't open to everyone by default, and frequency of past access has no bearing on whether someone is permitted to use it — permission control, not usage habits, governs access.