Which category provides curated detections for cloud threats across services?

• A. Use Gemini to generate YARA-L rules for multi-cloud use cases.
• B. Use curated detections from the Cloud Threats category to monitor cloud environment.
• C. Curated detections for Applied Threat Intelligence.
• D. Ask Cloud Customer Care for recommended rules.

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is using pre-built, validated detections that are специально designed to spot cloud-specific threats across multiple services. The Cloud Threats category provides a curated set of detections that reflect common cloud abuse patterns, misconfigurations, and anomalous activity, and these detections are maintained to stay up to date with how cloud environments evolve. By enabling these curated detections, you get broad coverage across your cloud footprint and a reliable baseline for monitoring, without having to build rules from scratch or tailor them yourself.

In contrast, generating YARA-L rules with Gemini focuses on crafting rules manually for multi-cloud use cases, which is a more bespoke approach and not the ready-made, cross-service detection library. Using Applied Threat Intelligence centers on intel feeds rather than the actionable detections themselves, and asking Cloud Customer Care for recommended rules is helpful but not as scalable or immediate as turning on a vetted, maintained detection set in the Cloud Threats category.