CCSK Exam Dumps - Cloud Security Alliance Cloud Security Knowledge Questions and Answers

Firewalls

Software-Defined Perimeter (SDP)

Virtual Private Network (VPN)

Intrusion Detection System (IDS)

It identifies issues before full deployment, saving time and resources.

It increases the overall testing time and costs.

It allows skipping final verification tests.

It eliminates the need for continuous integration.

Cloud storage management and governance

Data center infrastructure and architecture

IAM and networking

Application development and deployment

They represent the logging of different networking solutions, and DNS Logs are more suitable for a ZTA implementation

DNS Logs record domain name resolution requests and responses, while Flow Logs record info on source, destination, protocol

They play identical functions and can be used interchangeably

DNS Logs record all the information about the network behavior, including source, destination, and protocol, while Flow Logs record users' applications behavior

It compresses data to save space

It speeds up data retrieval times

It monitors unauthorized access attempts

It secures data stored as objects

To reduce costs associated with physical hardware

To simplify the deployment of virtual machines

To quickly respond to evolving threats and changing infrastructure

To ensure high availability and load balancing

Requires extensive on-premises infrastructure

Shifts more responsibility to cloud service providers

Increases workload for developers

Eliminates need for cloud service providers

By rotating keys on a regular basis

By using default policies for all keys

By specifying fine-grained permissions

By granting root access to administrators

Cloud Service Customers (CSCs) are solely responsible for security in the cloud environment. The Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) are accountable.

Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) and Cloud Service Customers (CSCs) share security responsibilities. The exact allocation of responsibilities depends on the technology and context.

Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) are solely responsible for security in the cloud environment. Cloud Service Customers (CSCs) have an advisory role.

Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) and Cloud Service Customers (CSCs) share security responsibilities. The allocation of responsibilities is constant.

Integration with network infrastructure

Adherence to software development practices

Optimization for cost reduction

Alignment with security objectives and regulatory requirements