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

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

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.

Requires extensive on-premises infrastructure

Shifts more responsibility to cloud service providers

Increases workload for developers

Eliminates need for cloud service providers

By reducing the threat of breaches and vulnerabilities

Confining breaches to a smaller portion of the network

Allowing faster data recovery and response

Monitoring and detecting unauthorized access attempts

PBAC eliminates the need for defining and managing user roles and permissions.

PBAC is easier to implement and manage compared to Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).

PBAC allows enforcement of granular, context-aware security policies using multiple attributes.

PBAC ensures that access policies are consistent across all cloud providers and platforms.

Enhances security by supporting authorizations based on the current context and status

Reduces log analysis requirements

Simplifies regulatory compliance by using a single sign-on mechanism

These are required for proper implementation of RBAC

Developing a cloud service provider evaluation criterion

Deploying automated security monitoring tools across cloud services

Establishing a Cloud Incident Response Team and response plans

Conducting regular vulnerability assessments on cloud infrastructure

Adds complexity by requiring separate configurations and integrations.

Ensures better security by offering diverse IAM models.

Reduces costs by leveraging different pricing models.

Simplifies the management by providing standardized IAM protocols.

To reduce the number of network hops for log collection

To facilitate efficient central log collection

To use CSP's analysis tools for log analysis

To convert cloud logs into on-premise formats

Post-Incident Activity

Detection and Analysis

Preparation

Containment, Eradication, and Recovery