3V0-21.23 · Question #35
A customer requires the use of data encryption to ensure data is not accessible when a drive is removed from the primary storage platform. However, there is also a requirement to use deduplication…
The correct answer is D. Array-based encryption. Array-based encryption provides the same benefits as SEDs (self-encrypting drives), in that the drive shows no readable data once it is removed from the array. That means drives don't need to be physically destroyed when they are removed, which brings cost, security and…
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A customer requires the use of data encryption to ensure data is not accessible when a drive is removed from the primary storage platform. However, there is also a requirement to use deduplication and compression against all workloads in order to conserve space. Which solution meets the customer requirements?
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- AData-in-transit encryption
- BOS-level encryption
- CEncrypted backups
- DArray-based encryption
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A13% (3)
- B9% (2)
- C4% (1)
- D74% (17)
Explanation
Array-based encryption provides the same benefits as SEDs (self-encrypting drives), in that the drive shows no readable data once it is removed from the array. That means drives don't need to be physically destroyed when they are removed, which brings cost, security and environmental
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