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Amazon AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 Practice Test 30

Question 290

Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: A company wants enterprise SSO and federation for cloud access?

  1. Local hard-coded passwords — place secrets in an application or machine configuration rather than a managed secret store
  2. Federated authentication — Federation lets AWS rely on a trusted external identity provider for authentication
  3. Individual root accounts — are privileged account owner identities, not a least-privilege mechanism for routine work
  4. Shared permanent access key — allows multiple users or workloads to share long-lived credentials without clear attribution

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Federation lets AWS rely on a trusted external identity provider for authentication. This fits the situation: A company wants enterprise SSO and federation for cloud access.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Local hard-coded passwords: Place secrets in an application or machine configuration rather than a managed secret store. This does not address the need for A company wants enterprise SSO and federation for cloud access. The appropriate Federated authentication applies because Federation lets AWS rely on a trusted external identity provider for authentication.

C:

Individual root accounts are privileged account owner identities, not a least-privilege mechanism for routine work. This does not address the need for A company wants enterprise SSO and federation for cloud access. The appropriate Federated authentication applies because Federation lets AWS rely on a trusted external identity provider for authentication.

D:

Shared permanent access key: Allows multiple users or workloads to share long-lived credentials without clear attribution. This does not address the need for A company wants enterprise SSO and federation for cloud access. The appropriate Federated authentication applies because Federation lets AWS rely on a trusted external identity provider for authentication.

Question 291

A public web API needs to block malicious HTTP requests based on web request rules. Which option is the best fit?

  1. AWS Shield
  2. Amazon GuardDuty
  3. AWS WAF
  4. Security group

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

AWS WAF inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules. This fits the case: A public web API needs to block malicious HTTP requests based on web request rules.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AWS Shield provides DDoS protection against supported traffic attacks. That does not meet the requirement: A public web API needs to block malicious HTTP requests based on web request rules.

B:

Amazon GuardDuty: Detects suspicious activity through supported telemetry. That does not meet the requirement: A public web API needs to block malicious HTTP requests based on web request rules.

D:

Security group: Filters supported resource network traffic using stateful rules. That does not meet the requirement: A public web API needs to block malicious HTTP requests based on web request rules.

Question 292

A public web API needs to block malicious HTTP requests based on web request rules. Which justification most accurately supports the recommended choice?

  1. AWS Shield — provides DDoS protection against supported traffic attacks
  2. Security group — filters supported resource network traffic using stateful rules
  3. Amazon GuardDuty — detects suspicious activity through supported telemetry
  4. AWS WAF — inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

AWS WAF inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules. This fits the situation: A public web API needs to block malicious HTTP requests based on web request rules.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AWS Shield provides DDoS protection against supported traffic attacks. This does not address the need for A public web API needs to block malicious HTTP requests based on web request rules. The appropriate AWS WAF applies because AWS WAF inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules.

B:

Security group: Filters supported resource network traffic using stateful rules. This does not address the need for A public web API needs to block malicious HTTP requests based on web request rules. The appropriate AWS WAF applies because AWS WAF inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules.

C:

Amazon GuardDuty: Detects suspicious activity through supported telemetry. This does not address the need for A public web API needs to block malicious HTTP requests based on web request rules. The appropriate AWS WAF applies because AWS WAF inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules.

Question 293

Consider this AWS requirement: A website owner wants to reduce common web exploits such as SQL injection patterns at an application endpoint. What should the team select?

  1. AWS WAF
  2. Security group
  3. Amazon GuardDuty
  4. AWS Shield

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

AWS WAF inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules. This fits the case: A website owner wants to reduce common web exploits such as SQL injection patterns at an application endpoint.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Security group: Filters supported resource network traffic using stateful rules. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A website owner wants to reduce common web exploits such as SQL injection patterns at an application endpoint.

C:

Amazon GuardDuty: Detects suspicious activity through supported telemetry. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A website owner wants to reduce common web exploits such as SQL injection patterns at an application endpoint.

D:

AWS Shield provides DDoS protection against supported traffic attacks. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A website owner wants to reduce common web exploits such as SQL injection patterns at an application endpoint.

Question 294

A review board wants evidence for this choice: A website owner wants to reduce common web exploits such as SQL injection patterns at an application endpoint. Which reasoning is best aligned with the requirement?

  1. Amazon GuardDuty — detects suspicious activity through supported telemetry
  2. AWS WAF — inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules
  3. Security group — filters supported resource network traffic using stateful rules
  4. AWS Shield — provides DDoS protection against supported traffic attacks

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

AWS WAF inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules. This fits the situation: A website owner wants to reduce common web exploits such as SQL injection patterns at an application endpoint.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Amazon GuardDuty: Detects suspicious activity through supported telemetry. This does not address the need for A website owner wants to reduce common web exploits such as SQL injection patterns at an application endpoint. The appropriate AWS WAF applies because AWS WAF inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules.

C:

Security group: Filters supported resource network traffic using stateful rules. This does not address the need for A website owner wants to reduce common web exploits such as SQL injection patterns at an application endpoint. The appropriate AWS WAF applies because AWS WAF inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules.

D:

AWS Shield provides DDoS protection against supported traffic attacks. This does not address the need for A website owner wants to reduce common web exploits such as SQL injection patterns at an application endpoint. The appropriate AWS WAF applies because AWS WAF inspects and filters HTTP(S) requests with web access-control rules.

Question 295

A public service needs protection against common distributed denial-of-service attacks. Which cloud capability or service directly addresses the requirement?

  1. AWS WAF
  2. Amazon Inspector
  3. AWS Shield
  4. AWS Artifact

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

AWS Shield provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources. This fits the case: A public service needs protection against common distributed denial-of-service attacks.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AWS WAF: Filters HTTP(S) web requests by configured rules. That does not meet the requirement: A public service needs protection against common distributed denial-of-service attacks.

B:

Amazon Inspector: Assesses workloads for vulnerabilities. That does not meet the requirement: A public service needs protection against common distributed denial-of-service attacks.

D:

AWS Artifact supplies compliance reports and agreements. That does not meet the requirement: A public service needs protection against common distributed denial-of-service attacks.

Question 296

A public service needs protection against common distributed denial-of-service attacks. Which explanation correctly distinguishes the appropriate approach from the alternatives?

  1. AWS WAF — filters HTTP(S) web requests by configured rules
  2. Amazon Inspector — assesses workloads for vulnerabilities
  3. AWS Artifact — supplies compliance reports and agreements
  4. AWS Shield — provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

AWS Shield provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources. This fits the situation: A public service needs protection against common distributed denial-of-service attacks.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AWS WAF: Filters HTTP(S) web requests by configured rules. This does not address the need for A public service needs protection against common distributed denial-of-service attacks. The appropriate AWS Shield applies because AWS Shield provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources.

B:

Amazon Inspector: Assesses workloads for vulnerabilities. This does not address the need for A public service needs protection against common distributed denial-of-service attacks. The appropriate AWS Shield applies because AWS Shield provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources.

C:

AWS Artifact supplies compliance reports and agreements. This does not address the need for A public service needs protection against common distributed denial-of-service attacks. The appropriate AWS Shield applies because AWS Shield provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources.

Question 297

A technical reviewer evaluates this need: An ecommerce platform wants AWS-managed DDoS defenses for its internet-facing application. Which choice is most appropriate?

  1. AWS Shield
  2. Amazon Inspector
  3. AWS Artifact
  4. AWS WAF

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

AWS Shield provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources. This fits the case: An ecommerce platform wants AWS-managed DDoS defenses for its internet-facing application.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Amazon Inspector: Assesses workloads for vulnerabilities. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: An ecommerce platform wants AWS-managed DDoS defenses for its internet-facing application.

C:

AWS Artifact supplies compliance reports and agreements. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: An ecommerce platform wants AWS-managed DDoS defenses for its internet-facing application.

D:

AWS WAF: Filters HTTP(S) web requests by configured rules. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: An ecommerce platform wants AWS-managed DDoS defenses for its internet-facing application.

Question 298

For the following need, select the most defensible technical rationale: An ecommerce platform wants AWS-managed DDoS defenses for its internet-facing application.

  1. Amazon Inspector — assesses workloads for vulnerabilities
  2. AWS Shield — provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources
  3. AWS WAF — filters HTTP(S) web requests by configured rules
  4. AWS Artifact — supplies compliance reports and agreements

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

AWS Shield provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources. This fits the situation: An ecommerce platform wants AWS-managed DDoS defenses for its internet-facing application.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Amazon Inspector: Assesses workloads for vulnerabilities. This does not address the need for An ecommerce platform wants AWS-managed DDoS defenses for its internet-facing application. The appropriate AWS Shield applies because AWS Shield provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources.

C:

AWS WAF: Filters HTTP(S) web requests by configured rules. This does not address the need for An ecommerce platform wants AWS-managed DDoS defenses for its internet-facing application. The appropriate AWS Shield applies because AWS Shield provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources.

D:

AWS Artifact supplies compliance reports and agreements. This does not address the need for An ecommerce platform wants AWS-managed DDoS defenses for its internet-facing application. The appropriate AWS Shield applies because AWS Shield provides managed network and transport-layer DDoS protection for supported AWS resources.

Question 299

A company wants to deploy consistent firewall rules across multiple AWS accounts and resources. Identify the AWS approach that most directly meets the stated goal.

  1. AWS KMS
  2. AWS Artifact
  3. AWS Firewall Manager
  4. AWS CloudTrail

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Firewall Manager centrally manages compatible protection policies across an AWS organization. This fits the case: A company wants to deploy consistent firewall rules across multiple AWS accounts and resources.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AWS KMS manages encryption keys and related permissions. That does not meet the requirement: A company wants to deploy consistent firewall rules across multiple AWS accounts and resources.

B:

AWS Artifact supplies compliance reports and agreements. That does not meet the requirement: A company wants to deploy consistent firewall rules across multiple AWS accounts and resources.

D:

AWS CloudTrail records API requests and account management events. That does not meet the requirement: A company wants to deploy consistent firewall rules across multiple AWS accounts and resources.

Question 300

Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: A company wants to deploy consistent firewall rules across multiple AWS accounts and resources?

  1. AWS CloudTrail — records API requests and account management events
  2. AWS KMS — manages encryption keys and related permissions
  3. AWS Artifact — supplies compliance reports and agreements
  4. AWS Firewall Manager — Firewall Manager centrally manages compatible protection policies across an AWS organization

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Firewall Manager centrally manages compatible protection policies across an AWS organization. This fits the situation: A company wants to deploy consistent firewall rules across multiple AWS accounts and resources.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AWS CloudTrail records API requests and account management events. This does not address the need for A company wants to deploy consistent firewall rules across multiple AWS accounts and resources. The appropriate AWS Firewall Manager applies because Firewall Manager centrally manages compatible protection policies across an AWS organization.

B:

AWS KMS manages encryption keys and related permissions. This does not address the need for A company wants to deploy consistent firewall rules across multiple AWS accounts and resources. The appropriate AWS Firewall Manager applies because Firewall Manager centrally manages compatible protection policies across an AWS organization.

C:

AWS Artifact supplies compliance reports and agreements. This does not address the need for A company wants to deploy consistent firewall rules across multiple AWS accounts and resources. The appropriate AWS Firewall Manager applies because Firewall Manager centrally manages compatible protection policies across an AWS organization.