Shannon Elizabeth works as a cloud security engineer in VicPro Soft Pvt. Ltd. Microsoft Azure provides all cloud-based services to her organization. Shannon created a resource group (ProdRes), and then created a virtual machine (myprodvm) in the resource group. On myprodvm virtual machine, she enabled JIT from the Azure Security Center dashboard.
What will happen when Shannon enables JIT VM access?
- It locks down the inbound traffic from myprodvm by creating a rule in the network security group
- It locks down the inbound traffic to myprodvm by creating a rule in the Azure firewall
- It locks down the outbound traffic from myprodvm by creating a rule in the network security group
- It locks down the outbound traffic to myprodvm by creating a rule in the Azure firewall
Answer(s): B
Explanation:
When Shannon Elizabeth enables Just-In-Time (JIT) VM access on the myprodvm virtual machine from the Azure Security Center dashboard, the following happens:
Inbound Traffic Control: JIT VM access locks down the inbound traffic to the virtual 1.
machine.
Azure Firewall Rule: It creates a rule in the Azure firewall to control this inbound 2.
traffic, allowing access only when required and for a specified duration.
Enhanced Security: This approach minimizes exposure to potential attacks by 3.
reducing the time that the VM ports are open.
Reference:
1. Azure Security Center Documentation: Just-In-Time VM Access
2. Microsoft Learn: Configure Just-In-Time VM Access in Azure
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