156-561 · Question #128
Which applications perform the following automated remediations: - Encrypt databases - Rotate encryption keys - Force password changes - Quarantine instances
The correct answer is B. CloudBots. CloudBots is the correct answer because it is Check Point CloudGuard's (Dome9's) automated remediation framework specifically designed to respond to cloud security findings in real time. CloudBots execute predefined actions - such as encrypting unencrypted databases, rotating…
Question
Which applications perform the following automated remediations:
- Encrypt databases
- Rotate encryption keys
- Force password changes
- Quarantine instances
Options
- APosture Correction Script - pc-script.sh
- BCloudBots
- CAutoRemed Java Applets
- DCorrection Servlets
How the community answered
(13 responses)- B92% (12)
- D8% (1)
Explanation
CloudBots is the correct answer because it is Check Point CloudGuard's (Dome9's) automated remediation framework specifically designed to respond to cloud security findings in real time. CloudBots execute predefined actions - such as encrypting unencrypted databases, rotating exposed encryption keys, forcing compromised password changes, and quarantining suspicious or compromised instances - triggered automatically when policy violations are detected.
Option A (pc-script.sh) is a fabricated distractor; no standard cloud security product uses this naming convention for automated remediation. Option C (AutoRemed Java Applets) is nonsensical in context - Java Applets are a deprecated browser technology with no role in cloud infrastructure remediation. Option D (Correction Servlets) is similarly invented terminology with no basis in any real cloud security tooling.
Memory tip: Think "CloudBots = Cloud Robots" - autonomous agents that patrol your cloud and automatically fix security misconfigurations, just like a robot would. If you see automated cloud remediation tasks (encrypt, rotate, quarantine, force reset), think CloudBots.
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