What is the intent of least privilege?Select one:a.Enforce the most restrictive rights required by users to run system processes.b.Enforce the most restrictive rights required by users to complete assigned tasks.c.Enforce the least restrictive rights required by users to run system processes.d.None of abovee.Enforce the least restrictive rights required by users to complete assigned tasks.

Which of the following describes the concept of least privilege in database security?Question 7Answera.Users can access data only during business hoursb.Users have no access to any datac.Users have access only to the data necessary to perform their jobsd.Users have unrestricted access to the database

Which of the following statements BEST describes least privilege principle in a cloud environment?A. A single cloud administrator is configured to access core functions.B. Internet traffic is inspected for all incoming and outgoing packets.C. Routing configurations are regularly updated with the latest routes.D. Network segments remain private if unneeded to access the internet.

True of False. The principle of least privilege in network security requires that only the permission or access rights necessary to perform an authorized task is denied.1 pointTrueFalse

How can the principle of least privileged access be implemented in AWS?a)By granting all users full access to all resourcesb)By granting users permissions based on their job titlesc)By granting users permissions based on their seniority in the organizationd)By granting users the minimum permissions necessary to perform their tasks

Rebecca, a security professional, was instructed to limit employees’ access to critical resources. For this purpose, she implemented an access principle that provides permission to access only necessary resources that are required for their job tasks. The permissions can be extended later based on changes in their job roles. Identify the access principle implemented by Rebecca in the above scenario.Group of answer choicesPrinciple of least privilege (POLP)Rule-based access controlNeed-to-knowSeparation of duties (SoD)