A customer has a contract with a CSP and wants to identify which controls should be implemented in the IaaS enclave. Which of the following is most likely to contain this information?
A Service-Level Agreement (SLA) is the most likely document to contain information about the controls that should be implemented in an IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) enclave.
SLAs outline the specific services provided by the CSP and the agreed-upon performance and security standards.
They typically include details on:
Security controls: Such as access control mechanisms, encryption, and data protection measures.
Service availability: Guarantees regarding uptime and performance.
Support services: Levels of support provided by the CSP.
Security incident response procedures: How security incidents will be handled and resolved.
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