CV0-002 · Question #82
A company is expanding its cloud hosting services to include storage. Prior to upgrading existing customers with the new service, the testing department needs to validate that users can access the…
The correct answer is C. Security test. To ensure a new cloud storage service prevents unauthorized access to customer or sensitive data, comprehensive security testing must be performed before deployment.
Question
A company is expanding its cloud hosting services to include storage. Prior to upgrading existing customers with the new service, the testing department needs to validate that users can access the new service without seeing other customer data or company sensitive data also hosted in the cloud environment. Which of the following should be conducted prior to deployment of the new service?
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- ABandwidth test
- BLoad balancing
- CSecurity test
- DStorage test
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(36 responses)- A6% (2)
- C92% (33)
- D3% (1)
Why each option
To ensure a new cloud storage service prevents unauthorized access to customer or sensitive data, comprehensive security testing must be performed before deployment.
A bandwidth test measures network throughput and capacity, which does not address data isolation or access control concerns.
Load balancing distributes traffic across multiple servers to ensure availability and performance, but it does not inherently validate data segregation or security.
A security test, such as penetration testing or access control validation, is essential to verify that the new service properly segregates data between tenants and protects sensitive information from unauthorized access.
A storage test would typically validate the functionality, performance, and integrity of the storage service itself, but not specifically the security aspects of cross-tenant data isolation.
Concept tested: Cloud security testing, data isolation
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/security/fundamentals/data-protection-overview
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