ENISA: Lock-in is ranked as a high risk in ENISA research, a key underlying vulnerability causing lock in is:

ENISA: Lock-in is ranked as a high risk in ENISA research, a key underlying vulnerability causing lock in is:
A . Lack of completeness and transparency in terms of use
B. Lack of information on jurisdictions
C. No source escrow agreement
D. Unclear asset ownership
E. Audit or certification not available to customers

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Answer: A