An organization is deploying a web application on Amazon EC2 instances. The security team must ensure that inbound HTTP traffic to port 80 is permitted, and that the corresponding outbound response traffic is automatically allowed back to the client without needing a corresponding outbound rule. Which AWS security feature should be configured to meet this requirement?
- Security GroupsCevap
- BNetwork Access Control Lists (NACLs)
- CAmazon Inspector
- DAWS Shield
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Security Groups are stateful firewalls that operate at the instance level. When you allow inbound traffic on port 80, the return traffic is automatically allowed regardless of outbound rules. Network Access Control Lists (NACLs) are stateless and would require an explicit outbound rule. Amazon Inspector is a vulnerability scanner, and AWS Shield is for DDoS protection.
Security Groups are stateful firewalls operating at the instance level. Any permitted inbound traffic automatically allows the outbound response traffic to flow back, bypassing outbound rules. This aligns perfectly with the requirement to allow inbound HTTP traffic on port 80 and have the response traffic automatically permitted.
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