Which issue do customers with vulnerable cloud issues deal with? (Choose three)

Question

Options

• Ainvisible employee apps usage
• Bappropriate level of access
• Csolution that does not extend to cloud
• Dlack of protection from cloud apps
• Ecomplex mobile management
• Fexpensive malware attacks

• A
  95% (53)
• C
  2% (1)
• E
  2% (1)
• F
  2% (1)

Explanation

Customers with vulnerable cloud environments face three core pain points: invisible employee app usage (A) refers to Shadow IT, where employees adopt unauthorized cloud apps without IT's knowledge, creating blind spots in security; appropriate level of access (B) reflects the challenge of enforcing least-privilege principles across cloud environments, where over-provisioned accounts become attack vectors; and lack of protection from cloud apps (D) means that traditional security controls don't natively cover cloud-based applications, leaving data exposed.

The distractors fail because complex mobile management (E) is an endpoint/MDM concern, not a cloud vulnerability issue; expensive malware attacks (F) describes a general threat category rather than a cloud-specific customer pain point; and solution that does not extend to cloud (C) is a vendor/tool limitation, not a customer issue customers deal with directly (it's a symptom, not the core problem).

Memory tip: Think "I Access Data" - Invisible apps, Access control, Data unprotected - the three things your cloud security posture can't afford to ignore.

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