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 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   When evaluating existing CNAPP tools for potential integration with Cortex Cloud, what is the primary consideration?

   • AThe capabilities of the tools and how they align with Cortex Cloud's features
   • BThe number of users who have access to the tools
   • CThe age of the tools
   • DThe cost of the existing tools
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2. 12foundation · easy

   What is the main goal of performing a workload inventory analysis before deploying Cortex Cloud?

   • ATo calculate the network bandwidth required for each workload
   • BTo select the best cloud provider for new workloads
   • CTo identify all workloads, including VMs, containers, and serverless functions, that need protection
   • DTo determine the physical location of the data centers hosting the workloads
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4. 13application · medium

   A company uses a CNAPP tool that provides runtime protection for containers but lacks serverless security. They are considering Cortex Cloud for comprehensive CNAPP coverage. What should they do to evaluate the need for Cortex Cloud?

   • AReplace the existing CNAPP tool immediately with Cortex Cloud without analysis.
   • BKeep the existing CNAPP tool and add a separate serverless security tool.
   • CIgnore serverless security because it is not a priority.
   • DAssess whether Cortex Cloud provides the missing serverless security capabilities and how it integrates with existing container protection.
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5. 14application · medium

   A company has a mix of stateful and stateless workloads in AWS and Azure. They are planning to migrate to Cortex Cloud. The migration team is concerned about data persistence for stateful workloads. What should they do during the migration readiness assessment?

   • AMigrate stateful workloads last without any specific planning.
   • BConvert all stateful workloads to stateless to simplify migration.
   • CAssume that all workloads can be migrated without data loss.
   • DIdentify which workloads require persistent storage and plan for data migration accordingly.
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6. 15expert · hard

   A company is planning to migrate to Cortex Cloud. They have a complex network with multiple VPCs and VNets, and some workloads have strict low-latency requirements. The migration team is concerned about the impact of moving workloads to Cortex Cloud. What should they do?

   • AMigrate all workloads to a single region to simplify latency management.
   • BIgnore latency because Cortex Cloud is a security tool, not a workload platform.
   • CAssess the network latency between the current location and the Cortex Cloud region to ensure it meets the low-latency requirements.
   • DAssume that Cortex Cloud will have the same latency as the current environment.
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