CV0-004 Exam Dumps : CompTIA Cloud+ (V4)

For the newly migrated SaaS CRM, the responsibility assignment that best aligns with the shared responsibility model is data-center security. In a SaaS model, the cloud service provider (CSP) is responsible for the security of the infrastructure, including data centers, while the customer is typically responsible for the data and possibly the user access management.

The shared responsibility model and its implications for different service models are foundational concepts included in the CompTIA Cloud+ certification, under the domain of Governance, Risk, Compliance, and Security.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is the deployment model that will best meet the requirements of retaining control over the operating systems, patches, and settings of all resources. IaaS provides the cloud infrastructure but leaves the management of the operating system and applications to the user.

The cloud service models and the level of control they offer are fundamental topics in the CompTIA Cloud+ certification material.

A. Ransomware: Encrypts data to demand payment but doesn’t typically result in sustained high CPU utilization.

B. Cryptojacking: Involves unauthorized use of VMs to mine cryptocurrency, leading to 100% CPU usage without high network activity.

C. DDoS: Causes high network throughput and latency, which are not present in this scenario.

D. Zombie instances: Refers to unused VMs consuming resources unnecessarily but doesn’t explain high CPU utilization.