How does shared responsibility shift between IaaS and SaaS?
Tests your understanding of security ownership across cloud stacks. Strong answer: in IaaS you own OS, apps, and network controls; in SaaS you only own data, identities, endpoints, and accounts while the provider manages the rest.
Tests whether you understand how security duties split between cloud customer and provider across service models. A strong answer walks the stack: for IaaS you manage everything above the hypervisor including OS, applications, network controls, and configurations; for SaaS the provider manages the entire stack including applications and network, while you retain only data classification, identity and access management, endpoint protection, and account governance.
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