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NSE 7 - Public Cloud Security 7.6.4 Architect Exam Materials - Question #29 Discussion

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An administrator is trying to implement FortiCNP with Microsoft Azure Security integration. However, FortiCNP is not able to extract any cloud integration data from Azure; therefore, real-time cloud security monitoring is not possible. What is causing this issue? (Choose one answer)

  • A. The Azure account doesn't have the global administrator role.
  • B. The administrator enabled the wrong defender plan for servers.
  • C. The organization is using a free Azure AD license.
  • D. The FortiCNP account in Azure has the Storage Blob Data Reader role.
Correct Answer: B

Brave-Dump Community Votes

Answer: A (1 vote) 33.33%
Answer: B (1 vote) 33.33%
Answer: D (1 vote) 33.33%

Community Explanations & Comments (3)

Andreas Andreou 1 year ago
Selected: A
For initial setup Global Access needed
Chotello 5 months ago
Selected: B
I think B is corect answer

To configure Azure to integrate with FortiCNP, you must enable Defender for Servers Plan 2 in your Azure
subscription. This is required for FortiCNP to collect security data.
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Anonymous User 6 days ago
Selected: D
I think it's D: For FortiCNP to retrieve real-time cloud security monitoring data (such as flow logs or activity logs) from Azure, the integrated Azure service principal requires specific permissions.
If the account is misconfigured or restricted only to the Storage Blob Data Reader role, it lacks the necessary permissions to access real-time streams (like EventHub) or deeper API security integrations, causing the data retrieval to fail.