A. The ability to support development and run workloads effectively
B. The ability of a Workload to function correctly and consistently in all expected
C. In terms of the cloud, security is about architecting every workload to prevent
D. The ability to use cloud resources efficiently for meeting system requirements, and maintaining that efficiency as demand changes and technologies evolve
A. API, CLI, Scripts, Shells and Templates
B. Terraform and Ansible
C. AMls
D. CloudFormation
A. Deploy agents to each resource in each region
B. Run the compliance engine and Security Policy groups
C. Manage locking and unlocking cloud-based Security Groups and regions
D. Remediate non-compliant cloud resources with Cloudbots
A. In order to perform cluster related changes
B. IAM role is not created
C. IAM role is created for auditing purposes
D. It is created for the installation process only, it gets deleted
A. Deploying endpoint security devices.
B. Deploying multiple data centers.
C. Deploying environments with complex dependencies.
D. Deploying clustered applications.
B. The ability to use cloud resources efficiently for meeting system requirements, and maintaining that efficiency as demands changes and technologies evolve
C. The ability of a Workload to function correctly and consistently in all expected
D. In terms of tie cloud, security is about architecting every workload to prevent
A. Peering
B. User Defined Routes
C. Scaling
D. System Routes
A. VPN and Admin Rules
B. Access and Identity Rules
C. Implicit and Explicit Rules
D. Cleanup and Stealth Rule
A. VPC to VPC only
B. VPC to VPC and VM to VM (micro segmentation)
C. Internet to VPC, VPC to VPC and Subnet to Subnet
D. VM to VM (micro segmentation) and Internet to VPC
A. Representational State Transfer (REST) APIs
B. CloudGuard Controller API (CG-API)
C. Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM)
D. CloudGuard Management Extension API (CME-API)
