(two answers) Which TWO checks finalize GreenLake security validation?

Finalizing HPE GreenLake security validation involves verifying foundational Zero Trust security principles. This includes ensuring Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is correctly implemented to enforce the principle of least privilege and separation of duties for all users and services. Additionally, it requires rigorous testing of network security policies, such as micro-segmentation with a deny-by-default stance, to validate that only explicitly permitted traffic can flow between components. These checks confirm that both access control and network isolation are functioning as designed, providing a comprehensive security posture.

C. A simple ping only confirms basic network reachability and is insufficient for security validation.
D. A physical sticker provides no actual security assurance and is an irrelevant, nonsensical option.

1. HPE White Paper. (2023). Security in HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise. Document ID: a00129086enw.

Page 8, "Identity and access management": "HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise supports role-based access control (RBAC) to enforce the principle of least privilege, ensuring users and applications only have access to the resources necessary for their functions." (Supports Answer A).

Page 9, "Network security": "The solution implements a zero-trust security model within the private cloud, where network traffic is denied by default and only explicitly allowed communications are permitted." (Supports Answer B).

2. HPE GreenLake Platform Documentation. (2024). User Guide.

Section: "Manage Roles and Permissions": This section details the implementation of RBAC within the platform, which is a prerequisite for validating least privilege and separation of duties principles. The validation process would test the configurations made here.