Answer: Securing edge locations, Monitoring physical device security, Implementing service organization Control (SOC) standards

## Explanation According to the AWS Shared Responsibility Model: **AWS Responsibility ("Security OF the Cloud"):** - **B. Securing edge locations** - AWS is responsible for the physical security of their global infrastructure including edge locations - **C. Monitoring physical device security** - AWS handles physical security monitoring of their data centers and infrastructure - **D. Implementing service organization Control (SOC) standards** - AWS maintains compliance certifications like SOC 1, 2, and 3 **Customer Responsibility ("Security IN the Cloud"):** - **A. Managing AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)** - This is the customer's responsibility to manage their own IAM users, groups, roles, and policies The Shared Responsibility Model divides security responsibilities where AWS is responsible for the security **OF** the cloud (infrastructure, hardware, software, facilities), while customers are responsible for security **IN** the cloud (their data, applications, identity and access management, operating systems, network configuration).

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