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An organization wants to detect its hidden cloud infrastructure by auditing its cloud environment and resources
such that it shuts down unused/unwanted workloads, saves money, minimizes security risks, and optimizes its
cloud inventory. In this scenario, which standard is applicable for cloud security auditing that enables the
management of customer data?
A security incident has occurred within an organization's AWS environment. A cloud forensic investigation
procedure is initiated for the acquisition of forensic evidence from the compromised EC2 instances. However,
it is essential to abide by the data privacy laws while provisioning any forensic instance and sending it for
analysis. What can the organization do initially to avoid the legal implications of moving data between two
AWS regions for analysis?
A new public web application is deployed on AWS that will run behind an Application Load Balancer (ALB).
An AWS security expert needs to encrypt the newly deployed application at the edge with an SSL/TLS
certificate issued by an external certificate authority. In addition, he needs to ensure the rotation of the
certificate yearly before it expires. Which of the following AWS services can be used to accomplish this?
Kevin Ryan has been working as a cloud security engineer over the past 2 years in a multinational company,
which uses AWS-based cloud services. He launched an EC2 instance with Amazon Linux AMI. By disabling
password-based remote logins, Kevin wants to eliminate all possible loopholes through which an attacker can
exploit a user account remotely. To disable password-based remote logins, using the text editor, Kevin opened
the /etc/ssh/sshd_config file and found the #PermitRootLogin yes line. Which of the following command lines
should Kevin use to change the #PermitRootLogin yes line to disable password-based remote logins?
An organization with resources on Google Cloud regularly backs up its service capabilities to ensure high
availability and reduce the downtime when a zone or instance becomes unavailable owing to zonal outage or
memory shortage in an instance. However, as protocol, the organization must frequently test whether these
regular backups are configured. Which tool's high availability settings must be checked for this?
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