1. A security analyst is tasked with improving the compliance posture of their hybrid cloud environment. They're using Microsoft Defender for Cloud's regulatory compliance dashboard to monitor the status of all assessments within the environment. How can they increase their overall compliance score? By disabling the automated assessments. By ignoring the recommendations and focusing on manual assessments. By acting on the recommendations and reducing risk factors in the environment.

2. A system administrator is tasked with improving the compliance posture of their organization's Azure environment. They're using the regulatory compliance dashboard in Microsoft Defender for Cloud to resolve recommendations. What should they do to remediate an automated assessment? Manually attest the compliance control and attach evidence for compliance. Wait for the next run of the relevant assessment to see the impact on compliance data. Select a failing assessment from the dashboard, follow the provided remediation steps, and resolve the recommendation for a particular resource.

3. A team is using Microsoft Defender for Cloud to continuously assess their hybrid cloud environment against security standards. They want to understand their overall compliance standing. What does the Regulatory Compliance dashboard provide? It automatically starts to assess resources in scope when subscriptions and accounts are onboarded to Defender for Cloud. It provides a detailed technical implementation guidance for Azure, AWS and GCP. It gives a view of the overall compliance standing.