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The document contains multiple-choice questions related to cloud computing concepts, including roles of cloud service providers, types of cloud services (PaaS, IaaS, SaaS), security measures, and cloud models (hybrid, community). It covers topics such as cloud bursting, multitenancy, business continuity planning, and the shared responsibility model in cloud security. The questions aim to assess knowledge on essential cloud security practices and technologies.

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CCSP Certified Cloud Security Professional

Set-2
Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the primary role of a cloud service provider?


a) Using cloud services for business operations
b) Offering and managing cloud services to customers
c) Regulating cloud usage across industries
d) Providing on-premises IT infrastructure

2. Which of the following best describes 'Platform as a Service' (PaaS)?


a) A service that provides virtualised hardware resources
b) A platform for developing, running, and managing applications
c) A software application delivered over the internet
d) A secure method for data encryption

3. What does 'cloud bursting' refer to in a hybrid cloud environment?


a) Migrating all data to a public cloud
b) Scaling up applications to the public cloud during peak demand
c) Encrypting data before moving to the cloud
d) Using multiple cloud providers for redundancy
4. What is a 'Community Cloud'?
a) A cloud environment accessible to the general public
b) A cloud shared by several organisations with common concerns
c) A hybrid cloud with public and private elements
d) A cloud model used exclusively for educational institutions

5. Which security measure is essential for protecting 'data in transit'?


a) Using strong passwords
b) Implementing SSL/TLS encryption
c) Storing data in a secure location
d) Regularly backing up data

6. What is the benefit of using a 'cloud access security broker' (CASB)?


a) Encrypting data at rest
b) Monitoring and enforcing security policies between cloud service consumers and
providers
c) Providing virtual machines for application development
d) Managing user identities and access

7. Which of the following describes 'Infrastructure as a Service' (IaaS)?


a) A cloud service model providing a framework for application development
b) A platform for delivering software applications
c) A service offering virtualised computing resources over the internet
d) A method for encrypting and decrypting data
8. What does 'multitenancy' in cloud computing refer to?
a) Using multiple clouds simultaneously
b) Multiple users sharing the same physical resources securely
c) Storing data in multiple geographic locations
d) Using multiple service models together

9. What is the function of a 'hypervisor' in cloud computing?


a) Managing storage solutions
b) Controlling network traffic
c) Enabling multiple virtual machines to run on a single physical machine
d) Providing software development tools

10. What does 'business continuity planning' (BCP) involve?


a) Encrypting all data in the cloud
b) Ensuring that critical business functions can continue during and after a disruption
c) Regularly updating software applications
d) Scaling cloud resources on demand

11. What is 'ephemeral computing'?


a) Computing resources that are permanently allocated
b) Resources that exist only while needed, minimising attack surfaces
c) The process of backing up data regularly
d) Using multiple cloud providers for redundancy
12. Which cloud model combines the benefits of both public and private clouds?
a) Community Cloud
b) Hybrid Cloud
c) Multicloud
d) Private Cloud

13. What is the 'shared responsibility model' in cloud security?


a) A model where security is managed solely by the cloud provider
b) A framework where both cloud providers and customers share security responsibilities
c) A security model used only for public clouds
d) An approach where security is managed by third-party auditors

14. What is the purpose of 'data sanitisation' in cloud computing?


a) Encrypting data during transmission
b) Ensuring that data is completely removed from storage
c) Regularly updating encryption keys
d) Monitoring network traffic

15. Which principle ensures users have the minimum level of access necessary to perform their
tasks?
a) Role-based access control
b) Privileged access management
c) Least privilege
d) Identity federation
16. What is the key feature of 'Software as a Service' (SaaS)?
a) Providing virtualised physical resources
b) Offering a platform for application development
c) Delivering software applications over the internet
d) Managing network infrastructure

17. What does 'orchestration' in cloud computing involve?


a) Automating and coordinating complex cloud workflows
b) Encrypting data at rest
c) Monitoring cloud service performance
d) Securing user access to cloud applications

18. What is the benefit of 'edge computing' in cloud environments?


a) Centralising all computing resources
b) Reducing latency by processing data closer to the source
c) Storing data in a single location
d) Simplifying encryption and decryption processes

19. What does 'cloud portability' refer to?


a) The ability to encrypt data during transmission
b) The capability to move applications and data between different cloud providers
seamlessly
c) The ability to scale cloud resources on demand
d) The process of backing up data regularly
20. Which of the following is a major advantage of using a 'hybrid cloud' model?
a) Exclusive use of public cloud resources
b) Enhanced control over critical business functions
c) Higher costs compared to private clouds
d) Limited scalability and flexibility

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