Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2025 Security Professional - 1z0-1104-25 Exam Practice Test
Question 1
"A company, ABC, is planning to launch a new web application on OCI. Based on past experiences, they expect a significant surge in traffic after the launch. You are responsible for ensuring that the application is highly available.
Which step would you perform to achieve this goal?
Which step would you perform to achieve this goal?
Correct Answer: C
Question 2
Which Oracle Data Safe feature enables the Internal test, development, and analytics teams to operate effectively while minimizing their exposure to sensitive data?
Correct Answer: A
Question 3
A company has deployed OCI Zero Trust Packet Routing (ZPR) to secure its network. They have two compute instances, VM1-01 and VM-02, in a public subnet. VM-01 is tagged with the security attribute app:
vm01, and VM-02 is tagged with app:vm02. The VCN is labeled with network:vcn01, The ZPR policy states:
"What is the expected outcome of this policy?
vm01, and VM-02 is tagged with app:vm02. The VCN is labeled with network:vcn01, The ZPR policy states:
"What is the expected outcome of this policy?
Correct Answer: B
Question 4
Challenge 2 -Task 1
In deploying a new application, a cloud customer needs to reflect different security postures. If a security zone is enabled with the Maximum Security Zone recipe, the customer will be unable to create or update a resource in the security zone if the action violates the attached Maximum Security Zone policy.
As an application requirement, the customer requires a compute instance in the public subnet. You therefore, need to configure Custom Security Zones that allow the creation of compute instances in the public subnet.
Review the architecture diagram, which outlines the resoures you'll need to address the requirement:
Preconfigured
To complete this requirement, you are provided with the following:
Access to an OCI tenancy, an assigned compartment, and OCI credentials
Required IAM policies
Task 1: Create a Custom Security Zone Recipe
Create a Custom Security Zone Recipe named IAD-SP-PBT-CSP-01 that allows the provisioning of compute instances in the public subnet.
Enter the OCID of the created custom security zone recipe in the text box below.
In deploying a new application, a cloud customer needs to reflect different security postures. If a security zone is enabled with the Maximum Security Zone recipe, the customer will be unable to create or update a resource in the security zone if the action violates the attached Maximum Security Zone policy.
As an application requirement, the customer requires a compute instance in the public subnet. You therefore, need to configure Custom Security Zones that allow the creation of compute instances in the public subnet.
Review the architecture diagram, which outlines the resoures you'll need to address the requirement:
Preconfigured
To complete this requirement, you are provided with the following:
Access to an OCI tenancy, an assigned compartment, and OCI credentials
Required IAM policies
Task 1: Create a Custom Security Zone Recipe
Create a Custom Security Zone Recipe named IAD-SP-PBT-CSP-01 that allows the provisioning of compute instances in the public subnet.
Enter the OCID of the created custom security zone recipe in the text box below.
Correct Answer:
See the solution below in Explanation.
Explanation:
To create a Custom Security Zone Recipe named IAD-SP-PBT-CSP-01 that allows the provisioning of compute instances in a public subnet, we will follow the steps outlined in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Security Zones documentation. These steps are based on verified procedures from the OCI Security Zone Guide and related resources.
Step-by-Step Solution for Task 1: Create a Custom Security Zone Recipe
* Log in to the OCI Console:
* Use your OCI credentials to log in to the OCI Console (https://console.us-ashburn-1.oraclecloud.
com).
* Ensure you have access to the assigned compartment provided in the tenancy.
* Navigate to Security Zones:
* From the OCI Console, go to the navigation menu (hamburger icon) on the top left.
* UnderGovernance and Administration, selectSecurity Zones.
* Create a New Security Zone Recipe:
* In the Security Zones dashboard, click on theRecipestab.
* Click theCreate Recipebutton.
* Configure the Recipe Details:
* Name:Enter IAD-SP-PBT-CSP-01.
* Description:(Optional) Add a description, e.g., "Custom recipe to allow compute instances in public subnet."
* Leave theCompartmentas the assigned compartment provided.
* Define the Security Zone Policy:
* In the policy editor, start with a base policy. Since the Maximum Security Zone recipe restricts public subnet usage, you need to customize it.
* Add the following policy statement to allow compute instances in a public subnet:
Allow service compute to use virtual-network-family in compartment <compartment-name> where ALL { target.resource.type = 'Instance', target.vcn.cidr_block = '10.0.0.0/16', target.subnet.cidr_block = '10.0.10.0/24'
}
* Replace <compartment-name> with the name of your assigned compartment.
* This policy allows the Compute service to provision instances in the public subnet (10.0.10.0/24) within the VCN (10.0.0.0/16).
* Adjust Restrictions:
* Ensure the recipe does not inherit the Maximum Security Zone recipe's default restrictions that block public subnet usage. Explicitly allow the public subnet by including the subnet CIDR block (10.0.10.0/24) in the policy.
* Remove or modify any conflicting default rules that prohibit public subnet usage (e.g., rules blocking internet access or public IP assignment).
* Save the Recipe:
* ClickCreateto save the custom security zone recipe.
* Once created, note theOCIDof the recipe from the recipe details page. The OCID will be a unique identifier starting with ocid1.securityzonerecipe.
* Verify the Recipe:
* Go to theRecipestab and locate IAD-SP-PBT-CSP-01.
* Ensure the policy reflects the allowance for compute instances in the public subnet by reviewing the policy statement.
OCID of the Created Custom Security Zone Recipe
* The exact OCID will be generated upon creation (e.g., ocid1.securityzonerecipe.oc1..unique_string).
Please enter the OCID displayed in the OCI Console after completing Step 7.
Notes
* Ensure IAM policies are correctly configured to grant you permissions to create and manage security zone recipes in the compartment.
* The policy assumes the public subnet CIDR (10.0.10.0/24) matches the diagram. Adjust if the actual subnet CIDR differs.
* Test the recipe by associating it with a security zone and attempting to launch a compute instance to confirm compliance.
Explanation:
To create a Custom Security Zone Recipe named IAD-SP-PBT-CSP-01 that allows the provisioning of compute instances in a public subnet, we will follow the steps outlined in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Security Zones documentation. These steps are based on verified procedures from the OCI Security Zone Guide and related resources.
Step-by-Step Solution for Task 1: Create a Custom Security Zone Recipe
* Log in to the OCI Console:
* Use your OCI credentials to log in to the OCI Console (https://console.us-ashburn-1.oraclecloud.
com).
* Ensure you have access to the assigned compartment provided in the tenancy.
* Navigate to Security Zones:
* From the OCI Console, go to the navigation menu (hamburger icon) on the top left.
* UnderGovernance and Administration, selectSecurity Zones.
* Create a New Security Zone Recipe:
* In the Security Zones dashboard, click on theRecipestab.
* Click theCreate Recipebutton.
* Configure the Recipe Details:
* Name:Enter IAD-SP-PBT-CSP-01.
* Description:(Optional) Add a description, e.g., "Custom recipe to allow compute instances in public subnet."
* Leave theCompartmentas the assigned compartment provided.
* Define the Security Zone Policy:
* In the policy editor, start with a base policy. Since the Maximum Security Zone recipe restricts public subnet usage, you need to customize it.
* Add the following policy statement to allow compute instances in a public subnet:
Allow service compute to use virtual-network-family in compartment <compartment-name> where ALL { target.resource.type = 'Instance', target.vcn.cidr_block = '10.0.0.0/16', target.subnet.cidr_block = '10.0.10.0/24'
}
* Replace <compartment-name> with the name of your assigned compartment.
* This policy allows the Compute service to provision instances in the public subnet (10.0.10.0/24) within the VCN (10.0.0.0/16).
* Adjust Restrictions:
* Ensure the recipe does not inherit the Maximum Security Zone recipe's default restrictions that block public subnet usage. Explicitly allow the public subnet by including the subnet CIDR block (10.0.10.0/24) in the policy.
* Remove or modify any conflicting default rules that prohibit public subnet usage (e.g., rules blocking internet access or public IP assignment).
* Save the Recipe:
* ClickCreateto save the custom security zone recipe.
* Once created, note theOCIDof the recipe from the recipe details page. The OCID will be a unique identifier starting with ocid1.securityzonerecipe.
* Verify the Recipe:
* Go to theRecipestab and locate IAD-SP-PBT-CSP-01.
* Ensure the policy reflects the allowance for compute instances in the public subnet by reviewing the policy statement.
OCID of the Created Custom Security Zone Recipe
* The exact OCID will be generated upon creation (e.g., ocid1.securityzonerecipe.oc1..unique_string).
Please enter the OCID displayed in the OCI Console after completing Step 7.
Notes
* Ensure IAM policies are correctly configured to grant you permissions to create and manage security zone recipes in the compartment.
* The policy assumes the public subnet CIDR (10.0.10.0/24) matches the diagram. Adjust if the actual subnet CIDR differs.
* Test the recipe by associating it with a security zone and attempting to launch a compute instance to confirm compliance.
