5.5 Explain the Cloud Native Security Platform (CNSP) CYBERSECURITY-APPRENTICE Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6expert · hard

   A security architect is evaluating a CNSP for a multi-cloud environment. They need to ensure that the platform can detect misconfigurations, protect workloads at runtime, and manage identity permissions across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Which combination of CNSP components is required to meet all these needs?

   • ACSPM, SIEM, and DLP
   • BCWPP, CASB, and IAM
   • CCIEM, DLP, and vulnerability management
   • DCSPM, CWPP, and CIEM
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2. 7foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a typical use case for a cloud native security platform (CNSP)?

   • ADesigning the physical layout of a new data center
   • BManaging employee payroll and HR records
   • CSecuring a containerized microservices application running in a Kubernetes cluster
   • DCreating marketing campaigns for a new product launch
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4. 8expert · hard

   A company uses a CNSP to secure its Kubernetes clusters. They want to ensure that security policies are applied consistently across multiple clusters in different regions and cloud providers. Which CNSP feature is most important for achieving this?

   • AIntegration with the cloud provider's native security groups.
   • BA separate policy configuration for each cluster to allow customization.
   • CManual review of each cluster's security settings on a regular basis.
   • DCentralized policy management with the ability to define and enforce policies across all clusters.
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5. 9application · medium

   A startup is deploying a containerized application on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). They have a small security team and need to ensure that container images are scanned for vulnerabilities, runtime threats are detected, and compliance with SOC 2 is maintained. They want to minimize the operational overhead of managing multiple security tools. What is the primary benefit of using a CNSP in this scenario?

   • AIt replaces the need for compliance audits entirely.
   • BIt provides a free tier that covers all security needs indefinitely.
   • CIt eliminates the need for any security monitoring by the internal team.
   • DIt consolidates multiple security functions into a single integrated platform.
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6. 10application · medium

   A company uses Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) and also runs workloads on Azure virtual machines. They want a single security solution that can provide consistent policy enforcement, vulnerability management, and compliance reporting across both environments. Which capability of a CNSP is most relevant to this requirement?

   • AA single sign-on portal for all cloud consoles.
   • BMulti-cloud and multi-platform support through native integrations.
   • COn-premises network firewall functionality.
   • DA proprietary scripting language for custom security rules.
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