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A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a secure method to provide employees with remote access to a company's network. It encrypts data, protecting it from interception and ensuring secure communication between the user and the internal network.References: Security+ SY0-701 Course Content​, Security+ SY0-601 Book​.

 A cold site is a type of backup data center that has the necessary infrastructure to support IT operations, but does not have any pre-configured hardware or software. A cold site is the cheapest option among the backup data center types, but it also has the longest recovery time objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO) values. A cold site is suitable for scenarios where the cost-benefit is the primary requirement and the RTO and RPO values are not very stringent. A cold site can take up to two days or more to restore the normal operations after a disaster. References = CompTIA Security+ SY0-701 Certification Study Guide, page 387; Backup Types – SY0-601 CompTIA Security+ : 2.5, video at 4:50.

Monolithic code architecture significantly limits an organization’s ability to benefit from containerization. Containers are designed to package and run small, modular, loosely coupled services, often following a microservices architecture. CompTIA Security+ SY0-701 explains that containers enhance security by reducing attack surface, improving isolation, and allowing granular patching—but only when applications are designed to support this model.

Monolithic applications bundle all components (UI, business logic, database access) into a single large codebase. This makes it difficult to isolate functions into separate containers, apply least privilege, or patch individual components without redeploying the entire application. As a result, security improvements such as rapid updates, minimal images, and fine-grained access controls are harder to achieve.

Regulatory compliance (A) may add requirements but does not inherently block container use. Patch availability (B) affects maintenance but not architecture suitability. Kernel version (C) can be a constraint, but modern container platforms manage kernel compatibility effectively.

Because containers are best suited for modular applications, monolithic code is the primary limitation, making D the correct answer.

Allowing risky protocols like SMB and RDP from the internet to a controlled VLAN is commonly done to create a honeynet, a deliberately vulnerable network environment used to attract attackers and study their behaviors without risking production systems.

Building a file-sharing site (A) or preparing for a pentest (B) typically wouldn't require exposing SMB and RDP broadly. SASE integration (C) focuses on cloud security access and doesn't involve opening such protocols indiscriminately.

Honeynets are described as a deception technology in the Security Architecture domain【6:Chapter 9†CompTIA Security+ Study Guide】.