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CompTIA SecurityX Questions 91–95 (page: 20)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

A company is adopting microservice architecture in order to quickly remediate vulnerabilities and deploy to production. All of the microservices run on the same Linux platform. Significant time was spent updating the base OS before deploying code.
Which of the following should the company do to make the process efficient?

  1. Use Terraform scripts while creating golden images.
  2. Create a cron job to run apt-update every 30 days.
  3. Use snapshots to deploy code to existing compute instances.
  4. Deploy a centralized update server.

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Creating golden images with Terraform enables automated, consistent, and up-to-date deployment of microservices with a pre-patched base OS. This significantly reduces time spent on manual updates and accelerates production deployment in a microservices environment.



During a gap assessment, an organization notes that BYOD usage is a significant risk. The organization implemented administrative policies prohibiting BYOD usage. However, the organization has not implemented technical controls to prevent the unauthorized use of BYOD assets when accessing the organization's resources.
Which of the following solutions should the organization implement to best reduce the risk of BYOD devices? (Choose two.)

  1. Cloud IAM, to enforce the use of token-based MFA
  2. Conditional access, to enforce user-to-device binding
  3. NAC, to enforce device configuration requirements
  4. PAM, to enforce local password policies
  5. SD-WAN, to enforce web content filtering through external proxies
  6. DLP, to enforce data protection capabilities

Answer(s): B,C

Explanation:

Conditional access allows the organization to restrict access based on device trust, enforcing user-to-device binding and blocking unauthorized BYOD devices.

Network Access Control (NAC) ensures only compliant and authorized devices can connect to the network, enforcing security configurations and reducing BYOD risks.



An organization has several systems deployed in a public cloud and wants to confirm that when data retention periods are reached, the data is properly disposed of.
Which of the following best meets the organization's needs?

  1. Double encrypting the data using both asymmetric and symmetric keys managed by the cloud service provider
  2. Utilizing a data-wiping software to overwrite the existing data
  3. Encrypting the data with customer-managed keys and then deleting both the encryption key and the volume
  4. Asking the cloud provider for copies of certificates of destruction

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Encrypting data with customer-managed keys and deleting both the key and the volume ensures that the data becomes cryptographically unrecoverable, even if the physical media still exists. This is the most reliable method for secure data disposal in cloud environments.



A security engineer reviews an after-action report from a previous security breach and notes a long lag time between detection and containment of a compromised account. The engineer suggests using SOAR to address this concern.
Which of the following best explains the engineer's goal?

  1. To prevent accounts from being compromised
  2. To enable log correlation using machine learning
  3. To orchestrate additional reporting for the security operations center
  4. To prepare runbooks to automate future incident response

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) platforms help automate and standardize incident response processes through runbooks, reducing response time and improving containment efficiency during future breaches.



During an audit at an organization, auditors find that developers are able to promote code to production. The auditors request a full review of all production changes.
Which of the following should the organization implement to prevent a full review in the future?

  1. Branch protection
  2. Centralized code repositories
  3. Interactive application security testing
  4. Change control board

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

A Change Control Board (CCB) enforces structured review and approval processes for changes before they reach production. Implementing a CCB ensures that all production changes are formally reviewed, preventing audit issues in the future.



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