EC-Council Certified Cloud Security Engineer (CCSE)
Last Update Dec 2, 2024
Total Questions : 125
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Jack Jensen works as a cloud security engineer in an IT company located in Madison, Wisconsin. Owing to the various security services provided by Google, in 2012, his organization adopted Google cloud-based services. Jack would like to identify security abnormalities to secure his organizational data and workload. Which of the following is a built-in feature in the Security Command Center that utilizes behavioral signals to detect security abnormalities such as unusual activity and leaked credentials in virtual machines or GCP projects?
SecureSoft IT Pvt. Ltd. is an IT company located in Charlotte, North Carolina, that develops software for the healthcare industry. The organization generates a tremendous amount of unorganized data such as video and audio files. Kurt recently joined SecureSoft IT Pvt. Ltd. as a cloud security engineer. He manages the organizational data using NoSQL databases. Based on the given information, which of the following data are being generated by Kurt's organization?
The organization TechWorld Ltd. used cloud for its business. It operates from an EU country (Poland and Greece). Currently, the organization gathers and processes the data of only EU users. Once, the organization experienced a severe security breach, resulting in loss of critical user data. In such a case, along with its cloud service provider, the organization should be held responsible for non-compliance or breaches. Under which cloud compliance framework will the company and cloud provider be penalized?
A BPO company would like to expand its business and provide 24 x 7 customer service. Therefore, the organization wants to migrate to a fully functional cloud environment that provides all features with minimum maintenance and administration. Which cloud service model should it consider?