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CCSP Practice Question: Drag and drop the steps for setting up a cloud…
Drag and drop the steps for setting up a cloud access security broker (CASB) in a SaaS environment into the correct order.
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Define security policies, then deploy CASB, then configure CASB, then test CASB, then full rollout.
Start with policy definition, then deploy, configure, test, and finally full rollout.
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Define security policies, then deploy CASB, then configure CASB, then test CASB, then full rollout.
Why this is correct
This order is correct because defining policies ensures the CASB is configured to enforce security requirements, followed by deployment, configuration, testing, and then full rollout to validate functionality before production use.
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Deploy CASB, then configure CASB, then define security policies, then test CASB, then full rollout.
Why it's wrong here
This order is incorrect because policies must be defined before deployment and configuration, otherwise the CASB may not be set up to enforce the correct rules.
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Define security policies, then deploy CASB, then test CASB, then configure CASB, then full rollout.
Why it's wrong here
This order is incorrect because configuration must happen before testing; testing a misconfigured CASB would not validate proper functionality.
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Deploy CASB, then define security policies, then configure CASB, then full rollout, then test CASB.
Why it's wrong here
This order is incorrect because policies should be defined early and testing must occur before full rollout to identify issues.
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