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Amazon SCS-C03 Exam Overview:

Certification Vendor:	Amazon AWS
Exam Name:	AWS Certified Security - Specialty
Exam Number:	SCS-C03
Real Exam Qty:	65 (50 scored, 15 unscored)
Exam Duration:	170 minutes
Exam Price:	300 USD
Related Certifications:	AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate AWS Certified Security - Specialty (SCS-C02) AWS Certified SysOps Administrator - Associate
Available Languages:	Traditional Chinese, Japanese, English, Korean, Simplified Chinese
Exam Format:	Multiple choice, Matching, Ordering, Multiple response
Certificate Validity Period:	3 years
Passing Score:	750 (scaled score 100–1000)
Recommended Training:	AWS Security Specialty Official Training
Exam Registration:	AWS Certification Registration
Sample Questions:	Amazon SCS-C03 Sample Questions
Exam Way:	Online proctored or onsite testing center
Pre Condition:	Recommended: 3–5 years of experience securing cloud solutions; prior knowledge of AWS services and security best practices; AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate or AWS Certified SysOps Administrator - Associate is highly recommended
Official Syllabus URL:	https://docs.aws.amazon.com/aws-certification/latest/security-specialty-03/security-specialty-03.html

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Amazon SCS-C03 Exam Syllabus Topics:

Topic	Details
Topic 1	Security Foundations and Governance: This domain addresses foundational security practices including policies, compliance frameworks, risk management, security automation, and audit procedures for AWS environments.
Topic 2	Data Protection: This domain centers on protecting data at rest and in transit through encryption, key management, data classification, secure storage, and backup mechanisms.
Topic 3	Incident Response: This domain addresses responding to security incidents through automated and manual strategies, containment, forensic analysis, and recovery procedures to minimize impact and restore operations.
Topic 4	Identity and Access Management: This domain deals with controlling authentication and authorization through user identity management, role-based access, federation, and implementing least privilege principles.
Topic 5	Infrastructure Security: This domain focuses on securing AWS infrastructure including networks, compute resources, and edge services through secure architectures, protection mechanisms, and hardened configurations.

Amazon AWS Certified Security - Specialty Sample Questions (Q138-Q143):

NEW QUESTION # 138
A company uses AWS Organizations to manage the company's AWS accounts. The company's security team needs to implement preventive controls to deny the use of account- level root credentials. The solution must minimize the risk that an AWS account root user could be compromised. The solution must also minimize the effort needed to manage root access.
Which solution will meet these requirements?

A. Configure an SCP to explicitly deny all actions when the principal is the root user of an account for all member accounts. Require that member account root users have MFA enabled. Require that root credentials are rotated on a regular schedule.
B. Create an AWS Lambda function to disable the root user in every member account. Enable the root account only if the company needs it to modify settings related to centralized billing or the recovery of AWS KMS keys.
C. Enable centralized root access management in IAM. Remove long-term root credentials in the member accounts. Create a company policy that requires employees to use Organizations to create new accounts.
D. Enable centralized root access management through AWS Security Hub CSPM. Remove long- term root credentials in the member accounts. Configure new accounts to be created without root credentials in Security Hub CSPM.

Answer: C

NEW QUESTION # 139
A company manages multiple AWS accounts through an organization in AWS Organizations. The company enables all features in the organization.
A security team must implement a solution to centrally manage VPC security groups across the accounts. The company uses an existing reference security group with the required configuration.
The solution must detect if security group rules have been modified to deviate from the reference security group. The solution must automatically restore any noncompliant security groups to match the reference security group. The security team needs to select a solution that does not require custom development or scripting.
Which solution will meet these requirements?

A. Use a custom AWS Config rule with auto remediation. Compare to the reference security group for compliance.
B. Use AWS Firewall Manager to manage security group rules through security group policy rules.
C. Create an AWS Systems Manager Automation runbook to identify and align noncompliant security groups with the reference security group.
D. Manage security groups through AWS CloudFormation StackSets. Use the reference security group for the initial rules.

Answer: B

Explanation:
AWS Firewall Manager is the correct no-code centralized service for managing security groups across AWS Organizations. Firewall Manager security group policies can apply centrally controlled security group policies, audit rules, identify noncompliant security groups, and remediate deviations. AWS documentation states that Firewall Manager continuously maintains policies and applies them to accounts and resources as they are added or updated across the organization. It also supports common security group policies that replicate primary security groups and keep replicas synchronized with the primary. Systems Manager Automation or custom AWS Config remediation would require custom logic. CloudFormation StackSets can deploy initial security groups, but it does not continuously detect and automatically restore out-of- band rule changes in the required governance model.

NEW QUESTION # 140
A company wants to store all objects that contain sensitive data in an Amazon S3 bucket. The company will use server-side encryption to encrypt the S3 bucket. The company ' s operations team manages access to the company's S3 buckets. The company ' s security team manages access to encryption keys. The company wants to separate the duties of the two teams to ensure that configuration errors by only one of these teams will not compromise the data by granting unauthorized access to plaintext data.
Which solution will meet this requirement?

A. Ensure that the operations team creates a bucket policy that requires requests to use server-side encryption with AWS KMS keys (SSE-KMS) that are customer managed. Ensure that the security team creates a key policy that controls access to the encryption keys.
B. Ensure that the operations team configures default bucket encryption on the S3 bucket to use server- side encryption with Amazon S3 managed encryption keys (SSE-S3). Ensure that the security team creates an IAM policy that controls access to use the encryption keys.
C. Ensure that the operations team creates a bucket policy that requires requests to use server-side encryption with customer-provided encryption keys (SSE-C). Ensure that the security team stores the customer-provided keys in AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS). Ensure that the security team creates a key policy that controls access to the encryption keys.
D. Ensure that the operations team creates a bucket policy that requires requests to use server-side encryption with Amazon S3 managed keys (SSE-S3). Ensure that the security team creates an IAM policy that controls access to the encryption keys.

Answer: A

Explanation:
To achieve true separation of duties, the company needs a design whereS3 access alone is not sufficientto read plaintext data.SSE-KMS with a customer managed KMS keyprovides that separation because successful object reads require both: (1) S3 permissions to read the object and (2) permission to use the KMS key to decrypt it. This enables the operations team to manage bucket and object permissions while the security team independently controls key usage through theKMS key policy(and grants). If either team misconfigures only their part, the data is still protected: an overly permissive bucket policy won't expose plaintext unless KMS decrypt is also allowed; similarly, KMS permissions alone are not sufficient without S3 read access.
Option B also adds a bucket policy requirement enforcingSSE-KMSso objects are consistently protected with the customer managed key. SSE-S3 options (A and C) do not provide the same separation because S3 manages the keys and decryption is not independently controlled by a separate team via KMS policies. Option D is invalid because SSE-C uses customer-provided keys that are supplied with each request and are not stored
/managed in KMS as described. Therefore, SSE-KMS with customer managed keys plus restrictive key policy is the correct solution.

NEW QUESTION # 141
A company wants to deploy an application in a private VPC that will not be connected to the internet. The company's security team will not allow bastion hosts or methods using SSH to log in to Amazon EC2 instances. The application team plans to use AWS Systems Manager Session Manager to connect to and manage the EC2 instances.
Which combination of steps should the security team take? (Choose Three.)

A. Launch a NAT gateway in the VPC. Update the routing policies to forward traffic to this NAT gateway.
B. Make sure the Systems Manager Agent is installed and running on all EC2 instances inside the VPC.
C. Ensure the VPC has a transit gateway attachment. Update the routing policies to forward traffic to this transit gateway.
D. Ensure proper VPC endpoints are in place for Systems Manager and Amazon EC2.
E. Create an SCP that prevents the creation of SSH key pairs.
F. Ensure the IAM role attached to the EC2 instances in the VPC allows access to Systems Manager.

Answer: B,D,F

Explanation:
Session Manager requires the target EC2 instance to be a managed node, which means Systems Manager Agent must be installed and running, and the instance profile must grant permissions for Systems Manager communication. In a private VPC with no internet connectivity, the instances need private connectivity to Systems Manager service endpoints through VPC interface endpoints. Depending on configuration, endpoints commonly include Systems Manager, EC2 messages, and Systems Manager messages; EC2 endpoint access can also be needed for related management operations. A NAT gateway would create internet- bound egress and conflicts with the private VPC requirement. A transit gateway does not provide AWS Systems Manager service connectivity by itself. Preventing SSH key pair creation is not required for Session Manager operation.

NEW QUESTION # 142
A company's application uses standard tier SecureString parameters from AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store. The application is receiving error messages when the company tries to update a parameter. The parameter uses an AWS KMS customer managed key for encryption and decryption.
What are the reasons for the error messages? (Choose Two.)

A. The application does not have the kms:Encrypt permission for the customer managed key.
B. The customer managed key that is specified in the application is using a key alias instead of a key ID.
C. Standard tier SecureString parameters cannot use a customer managed key for encryption.
D. The customer managed key is already being used to encrypt another SecureString parameter.
E. The customer managed key that is specified in the application has its key state set to Disabled.

Answer: A,E

Explanation:
Parameter Store uses AWS KMS to encrypt SecureString parameter values when they are created or changed. When a customer managed key is used, the caller needs explicit KMS permissions, including kms:Encrypt for creating or updating SecureString values. If the application lacks that permission, the update fails. A disabled KMS key also causes failures because AWS KMS cannot perform cryptographic operations with a disabled key. A customer managed key can encrypt many SecureString parameters; existing use by another parameter is not a problem. Standard tier SecureString parameters can use customer managed keys. Using an alias instead of a key ID is also supported, so the alias is not the cause.

NEW QUESTION # 143
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