DynamoDB - Security and Access ControlWhich of the following is the correct way to ensure encryption in transit when accessing DynamoDB?AUse HTTPS endpoints to connect to DynamoDBBDisable SSL to improve performanceCUse HTTP endpoints to connect to DynamoDBDUse FTP protocol for data transferCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify encryption in transit methodEncryption in transit protects data while it moves between client and server, typically using HTTPS.Step 2: Choose correct protocol for DynamoDB accessDynamoDB supports HTTPS endpoints to encrypt data during transfer, ensuring security.Final Answer:Use HTTPS endpoints to connect to DynamoDB -> Option AQuick Check:Encryption in transit = HTTPS used [OK]Quick Trick: Always use HTTPS for secure data transfer [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESChoosing HTTP which is not encryptedDisabling SSL which removes encryptionUsing unrelated protocols like FTP
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