Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) Quiz

UNSW IT uses Lacework as its Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) tool for its New AWS hosting environment as well as its Microsoft Azure hosting environment. What is the primary function of Lacework's CSPM tool?

• To manage cloud storage costs

• To automate software deployment

• To monitor and improve cloud security posture through automated real-time compliance checks and monitoring

• To facilitate cloud-based application development

What is a significant benefit of using Lacework CSPM for UNSW's cloud environments?

• Reduces the need for in-house IT staff

• Eliminates the requirement for any software updates

• Completely automates all IT security tasks

• Helps maintain compliance and security best practices efficiently

What type of risks do CSPM tools primarily address?

• Market risks

• Operational risks

• Security risks and misconfigurations

• Financial risks

Which compliance frameworks can Lacework CSPM help organizations adhere to?

• PCI DSS and HIPAA

• Only GDPR

• Only ISO 27001

• All of the above

If you have your system or application hosted in UNSW IT's New AWS hosting environment or Azure hosting environment, Lacework performs an automatic assessment. How can you request this service?

• Login to MyCyberHub (cybergovernance.unsw.edu.au) > service catalogue > general advisory request

• Contact [e-mail]

• Any of the above