Compliance and Organisation Flashcards

1
Q

What is a Resource lock?

A

A restriction that can be put on a resource to prevent deletion or modification.

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2
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What are the two main resource locks?

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CanNotDelete
ReadOnly

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3
Q

What actions can be performed on a Resource with a CanNotDelete Lock out of the following:
Read
Update
Delete

A

Read - YES
Update - YES
Delete - NO

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4
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What actions can be performed on a Resource with a ReadOnly Lock out of the following:
Read
Update
Delete

A

Read - YES
Update - NO
Delete - NO

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5
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Why are Resource locks important?

A

Because when a resource is changed or deleted it cannot be undone.

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6
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TRUE OR FALSE: Resource locks can only be put on resources.

A

FALSE
Resource locks can be put on anything in Azure, like: resources, groups and subscriptions.

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TRUE OR FALSE: Resources locks are hierarchical, e.g. a lock on a subscription will apply to all resources and groups within said subscription.

A

TRUE
A lock will be added to any resource/group/subscription if the resource/group/subscription has said lock on it.

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8
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What is a Tag?

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A piece of metadata that can be added to a resource to help organise it.

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9
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How is a tag stored?

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As a Key-Value pair

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10
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What is the maximum number of tags you can add to a single resource?

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50

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11
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What are tags used for?

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They can be used to group resources together by a given tag and help organise and analyse resources across a organization.

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12
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What is a Security Tag?

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A Tag that can be used to set the security level of a resource.

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13
Q

What is Azure Policy?

A

A tool that helps enforce organisational standards and rules across a organisation. It is used to set restrictions and rules to regulate compliance, security, cost and management.

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14
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What are the main features of Azure policy?

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  1. Can set policies and rules for resources, and prevents deployment of them if they do not comply
  2. Can set rules and restrictions for each user (Gives them different trusts) e.g. some users may be able to create higher tier VMs but other may not.
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15
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TRUE OR FALSE: Policies backtrack and shutdown already existing resources made before the policy that are no longer compliant.

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FALSE
Resources are not affected by policies made after its creation.

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16
Q

What are Azure Blueprints?

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Templates that make it possible for development teams to rapidly build and stand up new environments/resources/applications.

17
Q

TRUE OR FALSE: If you change an azure blueprint, all assignments of the blueprint will change too.

A

FALSE
Assignments must be updated to the new version of the blueprint.

18
Q

What is the Cloud Adoption Framework approach?

A

A step by step approach to developing and deploying cloud solutions

19
Q

What are the 7 steps of the Cloud Adoption Framework?

A

Strategy
Plan
Ready
Mitigate
Innovate
Govern
Manage

20
Q

Describe the Strategy step of the Cloud Adoption Framework?

A

Defining the business justification and expected outcomes

21
Q

Describe the Plan step of the Cloud Adoption Framework?

A

Aligning actionable adoption plans to the business outcomes defined in the Strategy step

22
Q

Describe the Ready step of the Cloud Adoption Framework?

A

Preparing the cloud environment for the planned changes

23
Q

Describe the Mitigate step of the Cloud Adoption Framework?

A

Mitigating and modernizes existing workloads

24
Q

Describe the Innovate step of the Cloud Adoption Framework?

A

Developing the cloud native or hybrid solution

25
Q

Describe the Govern step of the Cloud Adoption Framework?

A

Governing the environment and workloads

26
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Describe the Manage step of the Cloud Adoption Framework?

A

Operations management for the solution developed

27
Q

What is the Microsoft Privacy Statement?

A

A statement that describes how Microsoft handles user data collected from its products and services.

28
Q

What is the Trust Center?

A

A hub to learn about security, privacy, compliance, policies, features and practices across cloud products.

29
Q

What is the Service Trust Portal?

A

A portal that provides data like azure trust documents, policies for azure regions, and links to the Trust Center.

30
Q

What is Azure Sovereign Regions?

A

A separate version of Azure used by governments. Made specifically to made the security and compliance needs of federal agencies, state and local governments, and their solution providers.