As part of the initial design workshop, one of the customer stakeholders has stated the following: All Virtual Machines must be encrypted. How would the architect classify this statement?

The correct answer is C. A Requirement. This is a requirement because it specifies what the solution must deliver. VMware encryption requires enabling VM Encryption with vSphere VM Encryption policies or vSAN encryption. Constraints are design limitations (e.g., budget, existing hardware). Risks are potential…

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Question

As part of the initial design workshop, one of the customer stakeholders has stated the following:

All Virtual Machines must be encrypted. How would the architect classify this statement?

Options

AA Risk
BA Constraint
CA Requirement
DAn Assumption

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A
3% (1)
B
3% (1)
C
90% (36)
D
5% (2)

Explanation

This is a requirement because it specifies what the solution must deliver. VMware encryption requires enabling VM Encryption with vSphere VM Encryption policies or vSAN encryption. Constraints are design limitations (e.g., budget, existing hardware). Risks are potential negative outcomes (e.g., encryption introduces CPU overhead). Assumptions are unverified statements taken as true (e.g., "all VMs can support encryption"). Thus, "All VMs must be encrypted" is a security requirement.

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