GIAC Public Cloud Security - GPCS무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. Restrict access to authorized IP addresses

B. Disable all security logs to reduce storage costs

C. Allow public access to the storage buckets to simplify access

D. Set up egress firewall rules and monitoring

E. Enable encryption for data at rest and in transit

A. Lack of control over virtual machine hardware

B. Data at rest is not encrypted

C. Higher cost compared to virtual machines

D. Increased attack surface due to multiple function invocations

A. Integrating as many third-party services as possible without reviewing their security postures.

B. Relying on default security settings provided by third-party services.

C. Implementing strong data governance and compliance checks.

D. Conducting thorough security assessments of all third-party providers.

A. Encrypting data across different providers

B. Limiting access to the cloud providers

C. Managing complex networking setups

D. Ensuring consistent security policies across multiple cloud providers

A. Regularly reviewing and updating security configurations.

B. Implementing application layer encryption.

C. Using default configuration settings.

D. Allowing unrestricted data access from any network.

A. To block malicious traffic and prevent web-based attacks

B. To improve data storage efficiency

C. To control access to virtual machines

D. To reduce data redundancy

A. Regularly changing service URLs for security.

B. Assigning administrative rights to all users.

C. Applying the principle of least privilege.

D. Using a single strong password for all services.

A. Use public access for ease of sharing

B. Set up access control policies for authorized users

C. Disable multi-factor authentication (MFA)

D. Enable encryption for data at rest

A. Simplifies network management

B. Limits the scope of potential breaches

C. Increases the speed of the network

D. Isolates network segments for security

A. Hardcoding credentials in applications

B. Identity Federation

C. Role-based access control (RBAC)

D. Instance metadata

A. It enables less frequent security audits.

B. It reduces the need for security investments.

C. It allows them to disregard local compliance regulations.

D. It helps them make informed security decisions and risk assessments.

A. They ensure that administrative tasks are performed from machines with hardened security configurations.

B. They provide faster access to cloud resources.

C. They reduce the cost of managing cloud resources.

D. They allow administrators to bypass standard security checks.

A. They ensure cloud services meet regulatory requirements

B. They reduce the cost of cloud services

C. They help assess cloud environments against industry standards

D. They increase cloud storage capacity

A. By encrypting data at rest automatically

B. By maintaining the state of execution between function invocations

C. By reducing the lifetime of any single function instance

D. By increasing the scalability of function deployments

A. Use of a Virtual LAN (VLAN)

B. Regular software updates

C. Deployment of anti-virus software

D. Frequent password changes