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AWS SAP-C02 · Question 66 · Domain 1.2: Security Controls

A company is using AWS Control Tower. They want to ensure that all EBS volumes created in any member account are encrypted with a specific AWS KMS Customer Managed Key (CMK) owned by a central Security account. What is the MOST robust way to enforce this?

Answer options:

A.

Use AWS Config to detect unencrypted volumes and remediate them.

B.

Create an SCP that denies ec2:CreateVolume if the ec2:Encrypted condition is false.

C.

Create an SCP that denies ec2:CreateVolume if the kms:EncryptionContext:aws:ebs:id condition does not match the central CMK ARN.

D.

Create an SCP that denies ec2:CreateVolume if the request does not specify the central CMK ARN.

How to approach this question

Use SCPs to proactively enforce specific parameters (like a KMS key ARN) during resource creation.

Full Answer

D.Create an SCP that denies ec2:CreateVolume if the request does not specify the central CMK ARN.✓ Correct
Create an SCP that denies ec2:CreateVolume if the s3:x-amz-server-side-encryption-aws-kms-key-id condition does not match the central CMK ARN.
Service Control Policies (SCPs) can enforce not just that encryption is used, but that a *specific* KMS key is used. By denying the ec2:CreateVolume action unless the request includes the ARN of the central CMK, compliance is mathematically guaranteed.

Common mistakes

Enforcing encryption generally, but forgetting to enforce the specific key.

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