Exam AWS Certified Data Analytics - Specialty topic 1 question 2 discussion

Answer is A - "Use an AD connector and SSO in a corporate environment", Key point of question is to “Secure access from its on-premise AD to Quicksight". • Quicksight Enterprise edition allows for connecting to AD / using AD groups, SSO, row-level security, encryption at rest ... etc

Option A. Quicksight Enterprise edition allows for connecting through AD connector.

Option A. Quicksight Enterprise edition allows for connecting through AD connector.

Considering the need to secure access from an on-premises Active Directory to Amazon QuickSight, Option A (Use an Active Directory Connector and Single Sign-On (SSO) in a Corporate Network Environment) is the most appropriate. It directly addresses the requirement of integrating QuickSight with the company’s Active Directory, allowing for controlled and secure access to QuickSight dashboards using corporate credentials. This approach ensures that access to QuickSight is managed in alignment with the company's existing security policies and user management practices. While it doesn't explicitly mention securing data, integrating QuickSight with SSO and Active Directory is a crucial step in overall access security, especially in a corporate environment.

A for sure

Its a me A

it's an A

Is this single selection? Both A and D seems correct to me.

A: I passed the test

S3 cannot be placed inside VPC. Redshift can be placed inside VPC. So here connecting Quicksight to S3 doesn't need anything else. Quicksight enterprise edition allows AD connection and answer is A

A. Use an Active Directory connector and single sign-on (SSO) in a corporate network environment is the correct solution to secure access from an on-premises Active Directory to Amazon QuickSight. This solution allows the users to log in with their existing corporate credentials and enables IT administrators to manage access to Amazon QuickSight using their on-premises Active Directory. Amazon QuickSight supports various authentication methods, including SSO, OpenID Connect, and SAML 2.0, making it easy to integrate with existing authentication solutions.

Answer is A "Use an AD connector and SSO in a corporate environment"

The question target on How should the data be secured? so in this case, it should be B right? option A talks only about the connecting via Active Directory connector; i doubt does it focus on the actual question

Correct answer is A as QuickSight access using Active Directory can be implemented using an Active Directory connector and single sign-on (SSO) in a corporate network environment. Options B, C & D are wrong as they do not target the QuickSight authentication requirement but focus on QuickSight access to S3 and Redshift.

The Answer seems to be A, but wondering why the answer mentioned as B. it worries me!

A is the answer

A is the answer