5.5 Explain the Cloud Native Security Platform (CNSP) CYBERSECURITY-APPRENTICE Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

1. 21foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a common method for a cloud native security platform (CNSP) to integrate with a public cloud provider?

   • ARequiring the cloud provider to install proprietary software on its infrastructure
   • BUsing the cloud provider's APIs to access logs and configuration data
   • CDeploying physical sensors in the cloud provider's data centers
   • DUsing only manual configuration to connect to the cloud environment
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2. 22foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a key benefit of implementing a cloud native security platform (CNSP)?

   • AGuaranteed compliance with all regulatory standards
   • BImproved visibility and control across dynamic, distributed cloud-native environments
   • CReduction in the need for security staff
   • DElimination of all security risks in the cloud environment
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4. 23application · medium

   A company runs a microservices application on Amazon EKS. The security team wants to detect misconfigurations in Kubernetes manifests before deployment, monitor runtime behavior of containers, and ensure the cluster meets PCI DSS requirements. They currently use a traditional firewall and a separate vulnerability scanner that only covers virtual machines. Which approach best addresses their needs?

   • AExtend the existing vulnerability scanner to scan container images and rely on the traditional firewall for runtime protection.
   • BDeploy a cloud native security platform that integrates with EKS and provides CSPM, CWPP, and compliance monitoring.
   • CManually review Kubernetes manifests and use the cloud provider's built-in logging service for compliance evidence.
   • DUse a cloud access security broker (CASB) to monitor all API calls and enforce compliance policies.
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5. 24application · medium

   A company uses a mix of on-premises servers and cloud resources. They want to use a CNSP to secure their cloud workloads but are concerned about integrating it with their existing on-premises security tools. What is a typical integration approach for a CNSP?

   • AUsing APIs to connect with cloud providers and orchestration platforms, while supporting hybrid deployments.
   • BReplacing all existing security tools with the CNSP.
   • CDeploying a physical appliance in the on-premises data center.
   • DRequiring all on-premises traffic to be routed through the CNSP's cloud gateway.
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6. 25application · medium

   A large enterprise is adopting a multi-cloud strategy and wants to reduce the risk of misconfigurations that could lead to data breaches. They also need to demonstrate compliance to auditors. Which use case is a primary reason for implementing a CNSP?

   • AEliminating all security alerts to reduce noise.
   • BProviding a single console for all cloud billing and cost management.
   • CReplacing the need for any cloud provider security features.
   • DContinuous compliance monitoring and automated remediation of misconfigurations.
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