SAP-C02 · Question #867
A company runs an application on AWS. The application uses an Amazon Aurora MySQL database that is encrypted with the default AWS managed AWS KMS key. The company must implement a solution to rotate…
The correct answer is C. Create a new customer managed KMS key with automatic rotation set for 180 days. Take a. AWS managed KMS keys for Aurora cannot have a custom rotation period; they rotate automatically on AWS’s schedule and cannot be enforced to 180 days. To meet the 180-day rotation requirement, a customer managed KMS key must be created with automatic rotation enabled. Restoring…
Question
A company runs an application on AWS. The application uses an Amazon Aurora MySQL database that is encrypted with the default AWS managed AWS KMS key. The company must implement a solution to rotate the database encryption key every 180 days. The solution must provide a notification if the encryption key is noncompliant with this standard. Which solution will meet these requirements?
Options
- AConfigure the rotation period for the existing AWS managed KMS key to be 180 days. Implement
- BCreate a new AWS managed KMS key with automatic rotation set for 180 days. Take a snapshot
- CCreate a new customer managed KMS key with automatic rotation set for 180 days. Take a
- DCreate a new customer managed KMS key with automatic rotation set for 180 days. Update the
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A6% (2)
- B26% (8)
- C55% (17)
- D13% (4)
Explanation
AWS managed KMS keys for Aurora cannot have a custom rotation period; they rotate automatically on AWS’s schedule and cannot be enforced to 180 days. To meet the 180-day rotation requirement, a customer managed KMS key must be created with automatic rotation enabled. Restoring a snapshot to a new Aurora cluster encrypted with the new key ensures the database uses the correct key. AWS Config with a custom rule can monitor the key rotation compliance, and Amazon SNS can notify the security team if the key is noncompliant.
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