An enterprise security team manages a geographically distributed fleet of edge servers running containerized microservices. Following an emergency zero-day patch deployment, several edge nodes experience configuration drift, causing unauthorized modifications to local system baselines and security settings. Which TWO of the following technical controls should the security team implement to remediate this configuration drift and prevent future baseline deviations?
- Redeploy validated Infrastructure as Code (IaC) templates through the automated deployment pipeline to restore systems to a compliant state.Cevap
- BManually modify local configuration parameters directly on affected edge nodes to quickly match production baseline specifications.
- Deploy continuous automated configuration auditing agents to monitor systems against established benchmarks and detect unauthorized changes.Cevap
- DConfigure host-based firewall network access control lists (ACLs) to block management traffic until manual verification is complete.
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The security team should redeploy validated Infrastructure as Code (IaC) templates through the automated pipeline and deploy continuous automated configuration auditing agents.
Redeploying validated Infrastructure as Code (IaC) templates through an automated pipeline guarantees that edge nodes return to a tested, immutable baseline without manual intervention. Combining this with continuous automated configuration auditing agents ensures ongoing compliance monitoring and instant detection of unauthorized modifications.
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Configuration Baseline Enforcement and Drift Management