A company recently performed a security audit of all its internal applications developed in house. Certain business-critical applications that handle sensitive data were flagged because they use Amazon ES clusters that are open for read/write to a wider user group that intended. Who is responsible for correcting the issue?

QuestionsCategory: SOA-C01A company recently performed a security audit of all its internal applications developed in house. Certain business-critical applications that handle sensitive data were flagged because they use Amazon ES clusters that are open for read/write to a wider user group that intended. Who is responsible for correcting the issue?
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A company recently performed a security audit of all its internal applications developed in house. Certain business-critical applications that handle sensitive data were flagged because they use Amazon ES clusters that are open for read/write to a wider user group that intended.
Who is responsible for correcting the issue?
A. flaws Premium Support B. the Amazon ES team C. the flaws IAM team D. a SysOps Administrator Correct Answer: A This question is in SOA-C01 AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate Exam For getting AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate Certificate

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