A company wants to secure AI storage by segmenting the network and implementing strict access controls. They have multiple SVMs and need to ensure that only specific IP ranges can access each SVM. They also want to prevent unauthorized access from the internet. Which configuration should they implement?

Disable all network protocols except iSCSI.

Use a single VLAN for all SVMs and rely on RBAC.

Create a separate VLAN for each SVM and configure firewall rules to allow only specific IP ranges, blocking all internet traffic.

Enable SMB encryption and allow all IP ranges.

How do compliance requirements impact storage security for AI workloads?

They eliminate the need for encryption if data is stored internally.

They only affect the performance of AI training jobs.

They mandate specific security controls, such as encryption and access controls, that must be implemented.

They require all AI data to be stored in the cloud.

A company wants to ensure that only authorized AI applications can access the storage system, and that all access is logged for security audits. They use NetApp storage. Which configuration should they implement?

Disable all network protocols except iSCSI.

Use NFSv3 and allow all applications to access the storage.

Enable SMB encryption and rely on the firewall.

Enable auditing on the SVM and configure RBAC to restrict access to specific applications.

What is the primary purpose of using checksums in AI storage?

To speed up data transfer over the network.

To control which users can access the data.

To detect data corruption by verifying that data has not been altered or damaged.

Which authentication mechanism is commonly used to verify the identity of users accessing AI storage systems?

Storing passwords in a shared spreadsheet accessible to all team members.

Using the same password for all users to simplify login.

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) requiring a password and a one-time code.

Disabling authentication to allow seamless access for AI models.

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