Why Does a Type 1 Hypervisor Typically Offer Tighter Security

question 33

Multiple Choice

Why does a Type 1 hypervisor typically offer tighter security controls than a Type 2 hypervisor?

• A) A Type 1 hypervisor also controls patching of its hosted virtual machines ensure they are always secure.
• B) A Type 1 hypervisor is tied directly to the bare metal and only runs with code necessary to perform its specific mission.
• C) A Type 1 hypervisor performs hardware-level encryption for tighter security and efficiency.
• D) A Type 1 hypervisor only hosts virtual machines with the same operating systems as the hypervisor.

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