Mykel and his team recently completed a major migration of several business-critical applications to the AWS public cloud, and they’re performing some final tests before going live. While taking a short break at a nearby coffee shop, Mykel decides to remote in to one of the primary servers from his personal laptop so he can make additional configuration changes. As he’s completing the changes, it occurs to him that this particular server is supposed to be locked down to provide access only from his computer back at his desk. He pokes around in the account to see how much access he has with this user account and then returns to the office to address the problem. What kind of testing did Mykel use to identify this issue? Vulnerability testing Penetration testing Performance testing Load testing
Mykel and his team recently completed a major migration of several business-critical applications to the AWS public cloud, and they’re performing some final tests before going live. While taking a short break at a nearby coffee shop, Mykel decides to remote in to one of the primary servers from his personal laptop so he can make additional configuration changes. As he’s completing the changes, it occurs to him that this particular server is supposed to be locked down to provide access only from his computer back at his desk. He pokes around in the account to see how much access he has with this user account and then returns to the office to address the problem. What kind of testing did Mykel use to identify this issue?
Vulnerability testing
Penetration testing
Performance testing
Load testing
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