PCSFE practice question 8 of 15
Why are containers uniquely suitable for runtime security based on allow lists?
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A. Containers have only a few defined processes that should ever be executed.
Explanation
Containers are uniquely suitable for runtime security based on allow lists because containers have only a few defined processes that should ever be executed. Developers can specify the processes that are allowed to run in a container using a Dockerfile, but this does not guarantee that only those processes will run at runtime. Therefore, using an allow list approach can prevent any unauthorized or malicious processes from running in a container2. Reference: Container Security
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