Based on the following information, which RQL query will satisfy the requirement to identify VM hosts deployed to organization public cloud environments exposed to network traffic from the internet an

The 'network from vpc.flow_record' data source is correct because the requirement explicitly states that VPC flow logs are ingested and that network exposure from the internet must be validated. The 'dest.resource IN (resource where finding.type ...' construct correctly cross-references network flow targets against resources flagged with a specific vulnerability finding type, enabling correlation of network reachability with CVE presence on defender-protected hosts. This is the standard RQL pattern for combining network exposure with workload vulnerability data.

'config from vpc.flow_record' is not valid RQL syntax - the 'config from' source is used for cloud resource configuration queries, not for network flow log analysis.

This option places 'finding.type' directly in the flow record filter rather than in a nested resource subquery, which is syntactically incorrect for correlating flow data with vulnerability findings on destination resources.

'config from cloud.resource' queries EC2 instance configuration metadata but cannot correlate network flow exposure with vulnerability findings in a single query, and does not use the ingested VPC flow log data.