An organization must ensure that all virtual machines (VMs) across their multi-cloud infrastructure comply with specific regulatory standards, such as encryption at rest and proper tagging. Which…

The correct answer is A. Compute Security Rules. Option A: Compute Security Rules are designed to enforce policies for virtual machines and compute resources, including ensuring compliance with encryption, tagging, and other configuration standards. Option B: Identity and Access Management (IAM) rules focus on user…

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Question

An organization must ensure that all virtual machines (VMs) across their multi-cloud infrastructure comply with specific regulatory standards, such as encryption at rest and proper tagging. Which rule category in Falcon Cloud Security should the team use to enforce these compliance requirements?

Options

ACompute Security Rules
BIdentity and Access Management Rules
CNetwork Security Rules
DDevOps Integration Rules

How the community answered

(29 responses)

A
83% (24)
B
7% (2)
C
3% (1)
D
7% (2)

Explanation

Option A: Compute Security Rules are designed to enforce policies for virtual machines and compute resources, including ensuring compliance with encryption, tagging, and other configuration standards. Option B: Identity and Access Management (IAM) rules focus on user permissions, roles, and access policies. While important for security, they do not directly enforce VM encryption or tagging requirements. Option C: Network Security Rules manage configurations like firewalls, traffic flows, and security groups. They do not address encryption at rest or VM tagging requirements. Option D: DevOps Integration Rules focus on CI/CD pipeline integration and DevSecOps practices, which are unrelated to enforcing encryption or tagging on VMs.

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