Question 420
A security team sees an Amazon Trusted Advisor finding about an unnecessary public permission and wants a prioritized configuration review. What should the team do?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Trusted Advisor presents selected recommendations but does not automatically remove every insecure permission.
Incorrect Answers
Trusted Advisor presents selected recommendations but does not automatically remove every insecure permission. That alternative applies to a different situation: An engineer finds conflicting online posts about a specific AWS security feature and needs authoritative operating guidance.
Trusted Advisor presents selected recommendations but does not automatically remove every insecure permission. That alternative applies to a different situation: An organization wants to buy an approved third-party security product that integrates into AWS procurement and entitlement management.
Trusted Advisor presents selected recommendations but does not automatically remove every insecure permission. That alternative applies to a different situation: An investigator wants to report suspected abuse originating from AWS-hosted resources rather than change their own resource permissions.






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