Describe Multi-Cloud Data Protection DATA-PROTECTION-MANAGEMENT-FOUNDATIONS Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   What is a benefit of implementing a multi-cloud data protection strategy?

   • AElimination of all data security risks
   • BImproved resilience by avoiding dependency on a single cloud provider
   • CGuaranteed lower costs compared to single-cloud solutions
   • DSimplification of compliance by using one provider's standards
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2. 12application · medium

   A startup is adopting a multi-cloud strategy to avoid vendor lock-in and improve resilience. What is a key benefit of multi-cloud data protection in this context?

   • AIt allows the organization to choose the best data protection features from each provider.
   • BIt reduces the total cost of data protection to zero.
   • CIt guarantees that data is always available in every cloud.
   • DIt eliminates the need for a separate backup solution.
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4. 13expert · hard

   A global company operates in multiple regions and uses AWS and Azure. They must comply with different data protection regulations in each region, such as GDPR in Europe and local data residency laws in Asia. They need a backup strategy that meets all regulatory requirements while minimizing complexity. What is the best approach?

   • AStore all backup data in the US, as US laws are less restrictive.
   • BEncrypt all backup data and store it in any region, as encryption satisfies compliance.
   • CImplement a single backup solution that allows policy-based data residency controls, routing data to compliant regions based on data classification.
   • DUse separate backup solutions for each region to ensure compliance.
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Which factor is a key challenge in multi-cloud data protection?

   • AAll cloud providers use identical backup interfaces
   • BData cannot be moved between cloud providers
   • CData residency and compliance requirements vary by provider and region
   • DCloud providers do not offer encryption for stored data
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6. 15expert · hard

   A large enterprise runs critical workloads in AWS and Azure, and also has on-premises data centers. They are evaluating a multi-cloud data protection strategy. The CISO insists on a single, consistent backup policy for all data, while the CFO wants to minimize the total cost of ownership. The backup team notes that each cloud provider has different native backup capabilities and pricing models. What is the most balanced approach?

   • AStandardize on a single cloud provider for all new workloads to simplify policy management.
   • BUse native backup services in each cloud and manually align policies to reduce licensing costs.
   • CImplement separate backup solutions for each cloud and accept the inconsistency to save money.
   • DAdopt a third-party backup solution that provides a unified policy engine and supports tiering to cost-optimized storage in each cloud.
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