B. Configure firewalls and networks: This is a customer responsibility. Customers have control over configuring security groups, network access control lists (ACLs), and other network-related configurations to control traffic to and from their resources.
B. Configure firewalls and networks: This is a customer responsibility. Customers have control over configuring security groups, network access control lists (ACLs), and other network-related configurations to control traffic to and from their resources.
A. Maintain the security of the AWS Cloud: This is a shared responsibility between AWS and the customer. AWS is responsible for the security of the cloud (such as infrastructure, hardware, software, and facilities), while the customer is responsible for security in the cloud (such as data, identity and access management, applications, etc.).
B. Configure firewalls and networks: This is a customer responsibility. Customers have control over configuring security groups, network access control lists (ACLs), and other network-related configurations to control traffic to and from their resources.
C. Patch the operating system of Amazon RDS instances: This is not the responsibility of the customer for Amazon RDS. AWS manages the patching of the underlying operating system for RDS instances. Customers are responsible for patching the databases and application software, but not the OS.
D. Implement physical and environmental controls: This is a customer responsibility. Customers are responsible for implementing physical security controls to secure their own content, platforms, applications, systems, and networks
I would like to correct the reasoning for option C;
Customers are indeed responsible for patching their Guest OS, but only while using IaaS services like EC2 where they have control of the OS. Amazon RDS would be considered an abstract service, and hence not having any direct control over the OS, the customers are not responsible for patching the OS.
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