Practice08

Cloud Digital Leader

Practice 08

Question 1 of 10

1. Your company security team manages access control to production systems using an LDAP directory group. How is this access control managed in the Google Cloud production project?

A.Assign the proper role to the Service Account in the project's IAM Policy

B.Grant each user the roles/iam.serviceAccountUser role on a service account that exist in the Google Group.

C.Assign the proper role to the Google Group in the project's IAM Policy.

D.Create the project in a folder with the same name as the LDAP directory group.

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Question 2 of 10

2. An organization operates their entire IT infrastructure from Google Cloud. What should they do to prepare for data breaches?

A.Reduce reliance on multi-factor authentication

B.Data security is Google's responsibility, so preparation is minimal

C.Create an incident plan to mitigate impacts

D.Strengthen their data center perimeter security

Question 2 of 10

Question 3 of 10

3. An employee receives an email from their Internet service provider asking for their bank account number and password. Which cybersecurity threat is this?

A.Ransomware

B.Distributed Denial of Service

C.Spamming

D.Phishing

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Question 4 of 10

4. Why is data stored in Google Cloud secure and private?

A.Data is encrypted by the Security Command Center

B.Data is encrypted by Cloud Data Loss Prevention

C.Data is encrypted by default

D.Data is encrypted when an appropriate tag is applied

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Question 5 of 10

5. Several departments in an organization are working together on a project. The organization wants to customize access to resources for each department. What is the quickest and most efficient way to achieve this?

A.By mapping IAM roles to job functions for each department

B.By assigning IAM primitive roles to each employee

C.By applying least-privilege to roles for each employee

D.By creating a single shared service account for all departments

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Question 6 of 10

6. An organization is moving away from an on-premises infrastructure. Instead, they want to create, access, and share information virtually in the cloud. What should the organization consider?

A.Built-in security when moving their data to the cloud

B.Replacing their perimeter security with data encryption keys

C.Optimizing cost-management with a capital expenditure model

D.Increased hardware capacity when moving their data to the cloud

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Question 7 of 10

7. How is privacy defined in the context of cloud technology?

A.Restrictions on data access and sharing

B.Procedures to authenticate user identity

C.Susceptibility to data breaches and cyber attacks Susceptibility

D.Compliance with regulatory standards

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Question 8 of 10

8. An organization wants to move from a tactical cloud adoption approach to a transformational approach. How should they change their cloud security?

A.Provide staff identities using only Google Cloud authentication.

B.Provide multiple layers of network security using a zero-trust model.

C.Emphasize strong perimeter security and trust in their private network.

D.Emphasize three main Identity Access Management roles: owner, editor, and viewer.

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Question 9 of 10

9. Which cybersecurity threat can lead to information being stolen or damaged without a user ever being aware?

A.SLA policy violation

B.Malware attack

C.Ransomware attack

D.Incomplete data input

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Question 10 of 10

10. An organization has decided to create a mobile app for their customer-facing service. What may have prompted this business decision?

A.Customers expect information to be easily accessible on any device.

B.Customers expect mobile-only access to information in the cloud era

C.Developers can apply increased data security on a mobile app.

D.Developers can run different versions of the service to test features only through a mobile app.

Question 10 of 10