Security & ComplianceQuestion 52 of 100
According to the shared responsibility model, who is responsible for classifying data and configuring access controls on it?
a.AWS alone
b.The internet service provider
c.No one is responsible
d.The customer
Explanation
Customers are always responsible for their own data, including classifying it and configuring appropriate access controls and encryption. AWS secures the underlying infrastructure but does not manage the customer's data classification.
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