A. An identity is a distinct and unique object within a particular namespace. Attributes are properties which belong to an identity. Each identity can have multiple attributes.
B. Attributes belong to entities and identities belong to attributes. Each attribute can have multiple identities but only one entity.
C. Identities are the network names given to servers. Attributes are the characteristics of each server.
D. An attribute is a unique object within a database. Each attribute it has a number of identities which help define its parameters.
E. Attributes are made unique by their identities.
A. Cloud storage management and governance
B. IAM and networking
C. Data center infrastructure and architecture
D. Application development and deployment
A. True
B. False
A. Audit
B. Penetration testing
C. Incident response
D. Risk assessment
A. To optimize VM performance
B. To back up data within the VM
C. To secure the VM against unauthorized access
D. To provide core components for VM images
A. Visualization and management for cloud data security
B. Encryption of all data at rest and in transit
C. Firewall management and configuration
D. User activity monitoring and reporting
A. Cloud systems allocate a fixed immutable set of measured services to each customer.
B. Cloud systems provide usage reports upon request, based on manual reporting.
C. Cloud systems offer elastic resources.
D. Cloud systems automatically monitor resource usage and provide billing based on actual consumption.
A. Manual patch management
B. Ad hoc security policies
C. Static resource allocation
D. Automated compliance checks
A. To create isolated virtual networks
B. To monitor network performance and activity
C. To distribute incoming network traffic across multiple destinations
D. To encrypt data for secure transmission
A. By using default policies for all keys
B. By rotating keys on a regular basis
C. By granting root access to administrators
D. By specifying fine-grained permissions
A. Gives IT department autonomous control over cloud resources
B. Ensures alignment with business objectives and risk management
C. Speeds up cloud service adoption significantly
D. Reduces the complexity of implementing cloud solutions
A. Cloud customers share resources without any segregation or isolation
B. Multiple cloud customers are allocated a set of dedicated resources via a common web interface
C. Cloud customers share a common pool of resources but are segregated and isolated from each other
D. Cloud customers operate independently without sharing resources
A. DLP can classify all data in a storage repository.
B. DLP never provides options for how data found in violation of a policy can be handled.
C. DLP can provide options for quickly deleting all of the data stored in a cloud environment.
D. DLP can provide options for how data found in violation of a policy can be handled.
E. DLP can provide options for where data is stored.
A. Man-in-the-middle attacks
B. Data exposure to unauthorized users
C. Ensuring secure data encryption at rest
D. Increase resource consumption on servers
