Module assessment

1.

What is the relationship between the Microsoft Security Adoption Framework (SAF) and the Microsoft Cybersecurity Reference Architecture (MCRA)?

SAF and MCRA are independent frameworks that address different security concerns

MCRA provides the strategic roadmap while SAF provides the technical architecture

SAF provides the strategic roadmap for security modernization while MCRA serves as the technical blueprint within SAF

SAF replaces MCRA as the primary security guidance framework

2.

Which MCSB v2 security domain specifically addresses risks like prompt injection and model theft?

Data Protection (DP)

DevOps Security (DS)

Artificial Intelligence Security (AIS)

Posture and Vulnerability Management (PV)

3.

What are the three distinct threat categories that a Security Architect must design solutions to protect against?

Network attacks, application attacks, and data breaches

Insider threats, external attacks, and supply chain compromises

Phishing attacks, ransomware attacks, and denial-of-service attacks

Identity attacks, endpoint attacks, and cloud attacks

4.

According to MCSB v2 AI security controls, what is the purpose of implementing safety meta-prompts?

To improve the accuracy of AI model responses

To guide AI models toward intended, secure, and ethical behavior and resist prompt injection attacks

To reduce the computational cost of running AI models

To enable AI models to learn from user interactions

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