There has been a security breach at your company. A malicious actor outside of your company has gained access to one of your services and was able to capture data that was passed into the service from clients. Analysis of the incident finds that a developer included a private key in a configuration file that was uploaded to a version control repository. The repository is protected by several defensive measures, including role-based access controls and network-level controls that require VPN access to reach the repository. As part of backup procedures, the repository is backed up to a cloud storage service. The folder that stores the backup was mistakenly granted public access privileges for up to three weeks before the error was detected and corrected. During the post-mortem analysis of this incident, one of the objectives should be to

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There has been a security breach at your company. A malicious actor outside of your company has gained access to one of your services and was able to capture data that was passed into the service from clients. Analysis of the incident finds that a developer included a private key in a configuration file that was uploaded to a version control repository. The repository is protected by several defensive measures, including role-based access controls and network-level controls that require VPN access to reach the repository. As part of backup procedures, the repository is backed up to a cloud storage service. The folder that stores the backup was mistakenly granted public access privileges for up to three weeks before the error was detected and corrected. During the post-mortem analysis of this incident, one of the objectives should be to