An Airlines company is using ELB as a front-end for all web servers deployed in AWS. For audit purposes, the security team is looking for the access logs from ELB. You have been assigned to fetch these logs. You also need to share the encryption format used for storing these logs with the security team.
Which is the correct action to share these details?

Answer options:

A.Fetch Access Logs stored from Amazon S3 bucket in the same region as that of ELB & encryption format for storing access logs is SSE-S3 encryption.
B.Fetch Access Logs stored from Amazon S3 bucket in a different region than ELB & encryption format for storing access logs is SSE-S3 encryption.
C.Fetch Access Logs stored from Amazon S3 bucket in a different region than ELB & encryption format for storing access logs is SSE-KMS encryption.
D.Fetch Access Logs stored from Amazon S3 bucket in the same region as that of ELB & encryption format for storing access logs is SSE-KMS encryption.

Correct Answer: A
Access Logs for ELB captures detailed information about requests sent to ELB. Access Logs are disabled by default & can be optionally enabled. Once enabled, Access logs are stored in an Amazon S3 bucket in the same region as that of ELB. Access Log files are automatically encrypted using SSE-S3 encryption before storing them in the S3 bucket.
Option B is incorrect as ELB Access Logs are stored in the same region Amazon S3 bucket as that of ELB.Option C is incorrect as ELB Access Logs are encrypted using SSE-S3 encryption keys, not using SSE-KMS keys. Also, ELB Access Logs are stored in the same region Amazon S3 bucket as that of ELB.Option D is incorrect as ELB Access Logs are encrypted using SSE-S3 encryption keys, not using SSE-KMS keys.
For more information on ELB Access Logs, refer to the following URL,
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/application/load-balancer-access-logs.html