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Exam Code:
SCS-C02
Exam Name:
AWS Certified Security - Specialty
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Last Updated:
Sep 6, 2026
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Amazon Web Services SCS-C02

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AWS Certified Security - Specialty Questions and Answers

Question 1

An audit reveals that a company has multiple applications that are susceptible to SQL injection attacks. The company wants a formal penetration testing program as soon as possible to identify future risks in applications that are deployed on AWS.

The company's legal department is concerned that such testing might create AWS abuse notifications and violate the AWS Acceptable Use policy. The company must ensure compliance in these areas.

Which testing procedures are allowed on AWS as part of a penetration testing strategy? (Select TWO.)

Options:

A.

Port scanning inside the company's VPC

B.

Brute force test of the Amazon S3 bucket namespace

C.

Use of a SQL injection tool on the company's web application against an Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL DB instance

D.

Packet flooding of the company's web application

E.

DNS zone walking through Amazon Route 53 hosted zones

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Question 2

A company is running its application on AWS Malicious users exploited a recent promotion event and created many fake accounts

The application currently uses Amazon CloudFront in front of an Amazon API Gateway API. AWS Lambda functions serve the different API endpoints. The GET registration endpoint is behind the path of /store/registration. The URI for submission of the new account details is at /store/newaccount.

A security engineer needs to design a solution that prevents similar exploitations for future promotion events.

Which combination of steps will meet these requirements? {Select TWO.)

Options:

A.

Create an AWS WAF web ACL. Add the AWSManagedRulesACFPRuleSet rule group to the web ACL. Associate the web ACL with the CloudFront distribution.

B.

Create an AWS WAF web ACL. Add a rate limit rule to the web ACL. Include a RateBasedStatement entry that has a SearchString value that points to /store/registration

C.

Specify /store/registration as the registration page path Specify /store/newaccount as the account creation path

D.

Enable AWS Shield Advanced for the account that hosts the CloudFront distribution Configure a DNS-specific custom mitigation that uses the Shield Response Team (SRT) for /store/newaccount.

E.

Enable Amazon GuardOuty for the account that hosts the CloudFront distribution. Enable Lambda Protection for the Lambda functions that answer calls to /store/registration and /store/newaccount.

Question 3

A company's security engineer has been asked to monitor and report all AWS account root user activities.

Which of the following would enable the security engineer to monitor and report all root user activities'? (Select TWO.)

Options:

A.

Configuring AWS Organizations to monitor root user API calls on the paying account

B.

Creating an Amazon EventBndge rule that will run when any API call from the root user is reported.

C.

Configuring Amazon Inspector to scan the AWS account for any root user activity

D.

Configunng AWS Trusted Advisor to send an email to the security team when the root user logs in to the console

E.

Using Amazon SNS to notify the target group