A cloud administrator is configuring encryption for data at rest in a cloud storage service. The administrator wants to use a key that is generated and managed by the cloud provider but stored in the customer's account. Which key management option is being described?
Trap 1: Customer-supplied keys (SSE-C)
Customer-supplied keys (SSE-C) involve the customer providing their own key, which is not generated by the provider.
Trap 2: No encryption
No encryption does not involve any keys.
Trap 3: Cloud provider-managed keys (SSE-S3)
Cloud provider-managed keys (SSE-S3) are fully managed by the provider, not stored in the customer's account.
- A
Customer-supplied keys (SSE-C)
Why wrong: Customer-supplied keys (SSE-C) involve the customer providing their own key, which is not generated by the provider.
- B
No encryption
Why wrong: No encryption does not involve any keys.
- C
Cloud provider-managed keys (SSE-S3)
Why wrong: Cloud provider-managed keys (SSE-S3) are fully managed by the provider, not stored in the customer's account.
- D
Customer-managed keys (CMK)
Customer-managed keys (CMK) are generated by the provider but stored and managed by the customer, matching the description.