
Explanation:
The question asks for two statements that apply to Snowflake in terms of security. Option A is correct because Snowflake uses Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to manage permissions, which is a core security feature. Option C is correct because Snowflake encrypts all data at rest and in transit, ensuring comprehensive data protection. Option B is incorrect as Snowflake does not require IAM user configuration for database connections; it uses its own authentication mechanisms. Option D is incorrect because Snowflake is a fully managed cloud service and cannot run in a user's own VPC. Option E is incorrect because while Snowflake does compress data for storage efficiency, compression is not primarily a security feature but an optimization one, as noted in the community discussion.
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Which of the following statements about Snowflake's security are true? (Select two.)
A
Snowflake leverages a Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) model.
B
Snowflake requires a user to configure an IAM user to connect to the database.
C
All data in Snowflake is encrypted.
D
Snowflake can run within a user's own Virtual Private Cloud (VPC).
E
All data in Snowflake is compressed.