1.1 Evaluate the Existing Cloud and IT Infrastructure to Align with Cortex Cloud Architecture (i.e., Multicloud Footprint, Workload Inventory, Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform [CNAPP] Tooling, Migration) CLOUD-SECURITY-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   A company is considering migrating to Cortex Cloud. They have a complex network with multiple VPCs and VNets, and some workloads have strict data residency requirements. The migration team wants to ensure compliance. What should they do during the migration readiness assessment?

   • AMigrate all workloads to a single region to simplify compliance.
   • BIgnore data residency because Cortex Cloud handles compliance automatically.
   • CIdentify which regions and data storage locations meet the data residency requirements for each workload.
   • DAssume that all cloud regions are compliant with data residency requirements.
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2. 7application · medium

   A company plans to migrate their on-premises workloads to Cortex Cloud. They have a mix of legacy VMs and modern containerized applications. The migration team is concerned about dependencies between workloads and potential downtime. What should they do to assess migration readiness?

   • AFocus only on the containerized applications and ignore legacy VMs.
   • BMigrate all workloads in a single batch to minimize the number of migration windows.
   • CMap dependencies between workloads and identify any that are incompatible with Cortex Cloud's supported platforms.
   • DAssume all workloads are compatible because they run on standard operating systems.
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4. 8application · medium

   A company currently uses a third-party CNAPP tool that provides vulnerability management and compliance checks for their AWS and Azure environments. They are considering migrating to Cortex Cloud. The security team is concerned about losing existing capabilities. What should they do to evaluate the integration or replacement needs?

   • ACompare the capabilities of the existing CNAPP tool with Cortex Cloud's features, focusing on coverage for their specific workload types.
   • BKeep the existing CNAPP tool and do not consider Cortex Cloud.
   • CMigrate all workloads to a single cloud provider to simplify CNAPP tooling.
   • DImmediately decommission the existing CNAPP tool to reduce costs.
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5. 9application · medium

   A company is preparing to deploy Cortex Cloud. They have a mix of AWS EC2 instances, Azure VMs, and a large number of Kubernetes clusters running on both providers. They also have several serverless functions in AWS Lambda. The security team wants to ensure all workloads are visible to Cortex Cloud. What should they do first?

   • AFocus only on Kubernetes clusters because they are the most complex workloads.
   • BDeploy Cortex Cloud agents to all EC2 instances and Azure VMs only.
   • CCatalog all workloads, including VMs, containers, and serverless functions, across all cloud providers and regions.
   • DUse the existing CNAPP tool's inventory as the sole source of truth without verification.
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6. 10foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a key factor to evaluate during a migration readiness assessment for Cortex Cloud?

   • AThe color of the company logo
   • BThe number of employees in the organization
   • CThe dependencies between workloads
   • DThe brand of the existing hardware
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