What is the first step in configuring a cyber vault for a new environment?

Define the scope of critical data and recovery objectives

Create a separate storage pool or volume for the vault

Configure multi-factor authentication for vault access

Enable monitoring and alerting on the vault

During a disaster recovery test, the recovery team needs to restore data from an immutable snapshot in the cyber vault. The snapshot is from two weeks ago and is known to be clean. What is the correct procedure?

Disable snapshot locking before restoration.

Restore the snapshot directly to the production environment without verification.

Delete the snapshot after restoration to free up space.

Restore the snapshot to a staging environment and verify data integrity.

A company's cyber vault contains immutable snapshots. The security team wants to be notified if a snapshot is restored or if a new snapshot is created. What should be configured?

Create a backup of the vault configuration.

Set up alerts for snapshot restore and creation events.

Enable multi-factor authentication for the vault.

Restrict access to the vault to a single administrator.

Which principle should be applied when configuring access controls for a cyber vault?

Use the same credentials for all systems to reduce password fatigue

Grant all administrators full access to simplify management

Provide access to all users who might need it in an emergency

Grant the minimum level of access required for each user's role

A cyber vault is configured with RBAC and MFA. The security team wants to ensure that only the backup team can restore data, while the monitoring team can only view alerts. What is the best way to achieve this?

Disable MFA for the monitoring team to simplify access.

Use a shared account for both teams.

Create separate roles for backup and monitoring with appropriate permissions.

Grant all teams full access to the vault.

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A company's cyber vault contains immutable snapshots. The security team wants to be notified if a snapshot is restored or if a new snapshot is created. What should be configured?
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