Ans- A & C
Here are some of the most common ways you can strengthen your API security:
-Use tokens:== Establish trusted identities and then control access to services and resources by using tokens assigned to those identities.
-Use encryption and signatures
-Identify vulnerabilities
-Use an API gateway
https://www.redhat.com/en/topics/security/api-security
https://www.examtopics.com/exams/cisco/350-901/view/6/#
tokens and encryption actually provide some security.
using the same OS throughout your infrastructure arguably makes you easier to compromise, because if you can compromise 1 host, you can compromise all of them.
using basic auth is not advised because it is username and password, and passwords are not something you want to be pushing out there [the reason we use OAuth instead]
no idea how using a cloud hosting service to manage security configuration makes you more secure, unless this is a sales/marketing exam from Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, OCI, etc.
A & C are correct
Best practices recommended by Cisco
1. Vulnerability Identification
2. Encrypt Data
3. Authenticate all communication
4. Secure both internal and external API
5. Continuously monitor
https://techblog.cisco.com/blog/api-security
Redhat best practices are good as well.
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