Question 450
A compliance officer sees a risky public-storage finding but no one is assigned to resolve it. Which TWO complementary actions identify the appropriate response AND the evidence needed to verify it? Select TWO.
Explanation
Correct Answers
Use Security Command Center and suitable operational monitoring to surface cloud security posture and findings, then assign remediation and verify fixes. This approach directly addresses the decision boundary. Security tools aid detection and prioritization; deploying a dashboard does not automatically harden an exposed AI workload. Validate key assumptions using: Review asset findings, relevant IAM misconfigurations, alert triage, ownership, mitigation logs and residual risk. This is the implementation part of the requested pair. Scenario: A compliance officer sees a risky public-storage finding but no one is assigned to resolve it.
Review asset findings, relevant IAM misconfigurations, alert triage, ownership, mitigation logs and residual risk. These observations test the stated cause before the team changes a system or policy. Security tools aid detection and prioritization; deploying a dashboard does not automatically harden an exposed AI workload. The most suitable approach is: Use Security Command Center and suitable operational monitoring to surface cloud security posture and findings, then assign remediation and verify fixes. This is the verification part of the requested pair. Scenario: A compliance officer sees a risky public-storage finding but no one is assigned to resolve it.
Incorrect Answers
Check personal identifiers, re-identification risk, consent/purpose, retention requirements, access rules and approved redaction. This step is associated with Privacy minimization anonymization and pseudonymization, but it is not one of the two complementary requirements here. The intended response and verification are: Use Security Command Center and suitable operational monitoring to surface cloud security posture and findings, then assign remediation and verify fixes. Plus: Review asset findings, relevant IAM misconfigurations, alert triage, ownership, mitigation logs and residual risk. Scenario: A compliance officer sees a risky public-storage finding but no one is assigned to resolve it.
Use Google's Secure AI Framework (SAIF) as a structured way to identify and mitigate AI-specific risks across data, models, infrastructure and use. This step is associated with Secure AI Framework risk categories and defense, but it is not one of the two complementary requirements here. The intended response and verification are: Use Security Command Center and suitable operational monitoring to surface cloud security posture and findings, then assign remediation and verify fixes. Plus: Review asset findings, relevant IAM misconfigurations, alert triage, ownership, mitigation logs and residual risk. Scenario: A compliance officer sees a risky public-storage finding but no one is assigned to resolve it.
The model meets agreed fairness and error thresholds across supported groups and escalates poorly represented cases. This step is associated with Bias fairness and edge case evaluation, but it is not one of the two complementary requirements here. The intended response and verification are: Use Security Command Center and suitable operational monitoring to surface cloud security posture and findings, then assign remediation and verify fixes. Plus: Review asset findings, relevant IAM misconfigurations, alert triage, ownership, mitigation logs and residual risk. Scenario: A compliance officer sees a risky public-storage finding but no one is assigned to resolve it.


