Arcitura Education Exam S90.18 Topic 5 Question 94 Discussion

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Question #: 94
Topic #: 5

Which of the following approaches represents a valid means of utilizing generic security logic?

AWhen required, generic security logic can be embedded within a service. The close proximity to the service logic maximizes the chances that the security logic will be consistently executed without interference from attackers.

BWhen required, generic security logic can be abstracted into a separate utility service. This allows for reuse.

CWhen required, generic security logic can be abstracted into a service agent. This allows for reuse and the security logic can be executed in response to runtime events.

DAll of the above.

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by Shantell at Aug 07, 2024, 06:06 AM

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Alpha

7 months ago

I personally think option D is the way to go, as it combines the benefits of both A and C for maximum security.

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Gerald

7 months ago

That's a good point, option C does offer more flexibility in terms of when the security logic is executed.

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Brock

7 months ago

All of the above? What is this, a buffet? I'm going with option B. Keep it simple, keep it secure.

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Rebbecca

6 months ago

I'm going to stick with option B. Keeping it simple and secure sounds good to me.

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Ruthann

6 months ago

I'm with User2 on this one. Option A it is.

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Jutta

6 months ago

I agree with User1. Option A seems like a solid choice.

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Marya

6 months ago

I think option A is the way to go. Embedding security logic within the service makes sense.

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Marica

7 months ago

I disagree, I believe option C is the most effective as it allows for reuse and execution in response to runtime events.

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Anabel

7 months ago

Hmm, I'm leaning towards option C. Having the security logic in a service agent that can respond to runtime events sounds pretty slick.

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Ezekiel

7 months ago

Yeah, it definitely allows for reuse and can respond quickly to runtime events.

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Paola

7 months ago

I agree, having the security logic in a service agent seems like a flexible approach.

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Leatha

8 months ago

Option D, huh? Trying to cover all the bases, eh? Might as well throw in a dancing security guard for good measure.

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Halina

7 months ago

C) When required, generic security logic can be abstracted into a service agent. This allows for reuse and the security logic can be executed in response to runtime events.

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Providencia

7 months ago

B) When required, generic security logic can be abstracted into a separate utility service. This allows for reuse.

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Yvette

7 months ago

A) When required, generic security logic can be embedded within a service. The close proximity to the service logic maximizes the chances that the security logic will be consistently executed without interference from attackers.

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