A Company's Development Team Is Designing an Application Using AWS

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A company's development team is designing an application using AWS Lambda and Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) . The development team needs to create IAM roles to support these systems. The company's security team wants to allow the developers to build IAM roles directly, but the security team wants to retain control over the permissions the developers can delegate to those roles. The development team needs access to more permissions than those required for application's AWS services. The solution must minimize management overhead. How should the security team prevent privilege escalation for both teams?

• A) Enable AWS CloudTrail. Create a Lambda function that monitors the event history for privilege escalation events and notifies the security team.
• B) Create a managed IAM policy for the permissions required. Reference the IAM policy as a permissions boundary within the development team's IAM role.
• C) Enable AWS Organizations. Create an SCP that allows the iam:CreateUser action but that has a condition that prevents API calls other than those required by the development team.
• D) Create an IAM policy with a deny on the iam:CreateUser action and assign the policy to the development team. Use a ticket system to allow the developers to request new IAM roles for their applications. The IAM roles will then be created by the security team.

Identify and differentiate between various trait theories in personality psychology (e.g., Eysenck's model, Jack Block's concepts of ego control and resiliency, Tellegen's three-factor model).

Recognize the linkage between childhood personality characteristics and adult behavior or attitudes.

Describe the concept of ego control and its synonyms within personality psychology.

Explain Hans Eysenck's essential personality traits and differentiate them from other trait theories.

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Definitions:

Peaks

Points of maximum value or height in a distribution or dataset.

Interval Data

Data with meaningful amounts of difference between measurements but no true zero point, allowing for numerical operations like addition and subtraction.

Histograms

Graphical representations of data distribution where data is grouped into ranges and each range's frequency is represented by a column's height.

Positively Skewed

A positively skewed distribution is one where the tail on the right side of the distribution is longer or fatter than the left side, indicating that the mean and median are greater than the mode.