The county is hardening cloud-hosted workloads for records search. Which practice set best fits cloud infrastructure hardening?
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Short Explanation
Cloud hardening is the same common sense with a new address: clean images, no drive-by public IPs, and logging that actually runs. Public everything and shared spreadsheet passwords are how records search becomes headline news.
Full Explanation
Hardening cloud infrastructure typically includes trusted or hardened images, minimizing unnecessary public exposure of instances, and enabling logging for detection and accountability. Outdated images, blanket public IPs, disabled logs, and shared console passwords expand attack surface. Applying these practices to county cloud workloads reflects Domain 4.1 cloud hardening techniques.