A commercial logistics enterprise is migrating its legacy cargo tracking application to an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) environment hosted by a public cloud service provider. During the architecture review, the chief information security officer (CISO) requests clarification on operational security boundaries under the shared responsibility model. Which of the following best describes the security responsibility allocation for this deployment?
- The enterprise retains responsibility for guest operating system patching and host-based firewall configurations, while the cloud provider manages physical hardware maintenance and hypervisor updates.Cevap
- BThe cloud provider assumes full responsibility for operating system security updates and customer access control policies across all provisioned virtual instances.
- CThe enterprise can rely entirely on the cloud provider's boundary firewalls to secure internal traffic between virtual instances without implementing workload-level access controls.
- DDeploying automated operating system patch management serves primarily as a detective control designed to identify unauthorized hypervisor modifications.
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The enterprise retains responsibility for guest operating system patching and host-based firewall configurations, while the cloud provider manages physical hardware maintenance and hypervisor updates.
In Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), the cloud provider is responsible for securing and maintaining the underlying physical facilities, host hardware, storage subsystems, and hypervisor virtualization layer. The cloud customer remains responsible for everything running on top of the hypervisor, including guest operating system installation and patching, host firewalls, middleware, data encryption, and access management.
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Shared Responsibility Model in IaaS Cloud Deployments