Which of these options would allow you to encrypt your data at rest?
(Choose three.)
Implement third party volume encryption tools
Implement SSL/TLS for all services running on the server
Encrypt data inside your applications before storing it on EBS
Encrypt data using native data encryption drivers at the file system level
Do nothing as EBS volumes are encrypted by default
Explanations:
Third-party volume encryption tools can encrypt data at rest on EBS volumes effectively.
SSL/TLS secures data in transit, not at rest; it does not provide encryption for data stored.
Encrypting data within applications before storage ensures that data is protected at rest.
Native data encryption drivers can encrypt data at the file system level, ensuring it is secure.
EBS volumes are not encrypted by default; encryption must be explicitly enabled when creating them.
I evaluate that the answer is:
Implement third party volume encryption tools
If memory serves me right, the answer is:
Implement third party volume encryption tools