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The hybrid cloud model is ideal in this scenario because it combines on-premises infrastructure (private cloud) with public cloud services. This allows the company to keep sensitive applications on its own servers to satisfy regulatory requirements while migrating other applications to the cloud to benefit from cost savings and scalability.

The public cloud model wouldn't meet the need to keep certain applications on-premises, as it involves hosting all resources with a cloud provider.

The private cloud model keeps all resources in-house, missing out on the benefits of public cloud services.

Multi-cloud refers to using services from multiple cloud providers, but it doesn't inherently address the integration with on-premises infrastructure required in this case.