AWS Security

Under the AWS shared responsibility model, what are the customers responsible for?

• Customers are responsible for the security of everything that they create and put in the AWS Cloud, that includes selecting, configuring, and patching the operating systems that will run on Amazon EC2 instances, configuring security groups, and managing user accounts.

• Customers are responsible for the security of 90% of things that they create and put in the AWS Cloud, that includes selecting, configuring, and patching the operating systems that will run on Amazon EC2 instances, configuring security groups, and managing user accounts.

• Customers are responsible for the security of 50% of things that they create and put in the AWS Cloud, that includes selecting, configuring, and patching the operating systems that will run on Amazon EC2 instances, configuring security groups, and managing user accounts.

Under the AWS shared responsibility model, what is AWS responsible for?

• AWS is responsible for security of the cloud. AWS operates, manages, and controls the components at all layers of infrastructure, which include: physical security of data centers, hardware and software infrastructure, network infrastructure, virtualization infrastructure.

• AWS is responsible for security of the cloud. AWS operates, manages, and controls the components at three layers of infrastructure, which include: physical security of data centers, hardware and software infrastructure, network infrastructure.

• AWS is responsible for security of the cloud. AWS operates, manages, and controls the components at two layers of infrastructure, which include: physical security of data centers, network infrastructure.

What is AWS account root user?

• The root user is accessed by signing in with the email address and password that you used to create your AWS account. It has complete access to all the AWS services and resources in the account.

• The root user is accessed by signing in with the email address and password that you used to create your AWS account. It has access to most the AWS services and resources in the account.

• The root user is accessed by signing in with the email address and password that you used to create your AWS account. It has access to 80% the AWS services and resources in the account.

What is IAM policy?

• An IAM policy is a document that allows or denies permissions to AWS services and resources. IAM policies enable you to customize users’ levels of access to resources.

• An IAM policy is a document that allows permissions to AWS services and resources.

• An IAM policy is a document that denies permissions to AWS services and resources.

What are AWS Organizations?

• AWS Organizations consolidate and manage multiple AWS accounts within a central location.

• AWS Organizations consolidate multiple AWS accounts within a central location.

• AWS Organizations manage multiple AWS accounts within a central location.

What are service control policies (SCPs)?

• SCPs enable you to place restrictions on the AWS services, resources, and individual API actions that users and roles in each account can access. You can apply service control policies (SCPs) to the organization's root, an individual member account, or an OU.

• SCPs enable you to place restrictions on the AWS services, and individual API actions that users and roles in any account can access.

• SCPs enable you to place restrictions on the AWS services, and individual API actions that users can access.

What is AWS Artifact?

• AWS Artifact is a service that provides on-demand access to AWS security and compliance reports and select online agreements. AWS Artifact consists of two main sections: AWS Artifact Agreements and AWS Artifact Reports.

• AWS Artifact is a service that provides access to AWS security and compliance reports and select online agreements. AWS Artifact consists of two main sections: AWS Artifact Privacy and AWS Artifact Reports.

• AWS Artifact is a service that provides on-demand access to AWS security and compliance reports and select online agreements. AWS Artifact consists of two main sections: AWS Data Agreements and AWS Artifact Reports.

What is Customer Compliance Center?

• The Customer Compliance Center contains resources to help you learn more about AWS compliance. You can read customer compliance stories to discover how companies in regulated industries have solved various compliance, governance, and audit challenges.

• The Customer Compliance Center contains resources to help you learn more about AWS privacy. You can read customer privacy stories to discover how companies in regulated industries have solved various privacy challenges.

• The Customer Compliance Center contains resources to help you learn more about AWS security. You can read customer security stories to discover how companies in regulated industries have solved various security challenges.

What is AWS Key Management Service?

• AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) enables you to perform encryption operations through the use of cryptographic keys.

• AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) enables you to perform assessment operations using cryptographic keys.

• AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) enables you to perform network analysis through the use of cryptographic keys.

What is a cryptographic key?

• A cryptographic key is a random string of digits used for locking (encrypting) and unlocking (decrypting) data.

• A cryptographic key is a random string of digits used for locking (encrypting) data.

• A cryptographic key is a random string of digits used for unlocking (decrypting) data.