The operating systems of some of your organization's virtual machines may have a security vulnerability. How can your organization most effectively identify all virtual machines that do not have the latest security update?
A.
View the Security Command Center to identify virtual machines running vulnerable disk images
B.
View the Compliance Reports Manager to identify and download a recent PCI audit
C.
View the Security Command Center to identify virtual machines started more than 2 weeks ago
D.
View the Compliance Reports Manager to identify and download a recent SOC 1 audit
Security Command Center is a security management and threat detection service provided by Google Cloud Platform (GCP). It offers centralized visibility into the security posture of your GCP resources, helping you identify, understand, and mitigate potential security risks.
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The most effective way for your organization to identify virtual machines that do not have the latest security update is to view the Security Command Center. By utilizing the Security Command Center, you can identify virtual machines that are running vulnerable disk images. This allows you to pinpoint the specific virtual machines that require the latest security update, enabling you to take appropriate action to address the security vulnerability.
Per Google docs, the Security Command Center offers the ability to uncover Compute instance vulnerability findings
https://cloud.google.com/security-command-center/docs/concepts-vulnerabilities-findings#compute-instance-findings
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