Discuss ISC2 CCSP Exam Topic 3 Question 61

In the cloud motif, the data processor is usually:

AThe cloud customer

BThe cloud provider

CThe cloud access security broker

DThe party that assigns access rights

Suggested Answer: B

In legal terms, when ''data processor'' is defined, it refers to anyone who stores, handles, moves, or manipulates data on behalf of the data owner or controller. In the cloud computing realm, this is the cloud provider.

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13 comments · newest first

James 11 months ago

The access rights assignment is crucial, but not the processor.

Yuriko 11 months ago

Wait, is it really the provider? Sounds off.

Andree 12 months ago

I thought it could be the cloud customer too.

Carmen 12 months ago

Totally agree, it's definitely the provider!

Sarah 12 months ago

The cloud provider usually processes the data.

Cyndy 1 year ago

I’m leaning towards the cloud provider as the data processor, but I remember there were nuances about access rights that could confuse things.

Rebbeca 1 year ago

I feel like the cloud access security broker could be the answer, but it seems more like a mediator than a processor.

Elly 1 year ago

I remember a practice question about roles in cloud computing, and I think the cloud customer might be involved, but I can't recall the exact details.

Colene 1 year ago

I think the data processor is usually the cloud provider, but I'm not entirely sure. We discussed this in class.

Torie 1 year ago

I've got this! The criteria for contractual obligations are all about ensuring the requirements are clear, measurable, and enforceable. I think the answer is C - Acceptance.

Miss 1 year ago

This question reminds me of similar practice questions we went through, where the fixed overhead variances were also tricky to calculate.

Wendell 1 year ago

I feel like "nz" could be too vague, but maybe there's a chance it works? I usually stick with more common commands.

Werner 1 year ago

I think private IPv4 addresses are used without tracking or registration... but I'm not completely sure if that's their only characteristic.

ISC2 CCSP Exam - Topic 3 Question 61 Discussion