When Cloud Security Posture Management discovers non-compliant cloud resources, CloudBot applications perform automated remediation's to correct any violations. How true is this statement?

Question

Options

• AThis is true, however it requires Full Protection access to the Cloud Account to perform
• BThis is not true, Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPIU) can only report non-compliance
• CThis is partially true, however the automated remediation is not done by CloudBot applications
• DThis is not true because CloudBot applications are used to provide chat service to respond to

• A
  75% (27)
• B
  8% (3)
• C
  14% (5)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option A is correct because Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) solutions - such as Check Point CloudGuard - do leverage CloudBot applications to perform automated remediation on non-compliant cloud resources, but this capability requires Full Protection mode on the cloud account; without it, the tool only has read access and cannot make changes.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B is incorrect because CSPM is not limited to reporting only - with the proper access level, it actively remediates violations rather than simply flagging them.
• C is incorrect because automated remediation is performed by CloudBot applications specifically; the core premise of the statement is accurate, making this distractor misleading.
• D is incorrect because CloudBots are automation scripts that fix cloud misconfigurations - they are unrelated to chat or customer service functions; the distractor exploits the casual association of "bot" with chatbots.

Memory tip: Think of it as a two-key lock - CSPM detects the problem (one key) and CloudBots fix it (second key), but you need Full Protection access to turn that second key. No full access = read-only = reports only.

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