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You need to recommend a data handling solution to support the planned changes to the dashboard. The solution must meet the privacy requirements. What is the best recommendation to achieve the goal?…
The correct answer is C. obfuscation. From scenario: Litware plans to extend the existing dashboard features so that health activities can be compared between the users based on age, gender, and geographic region. The developers must be prevented from accessing the private information of the users. Dynamic Data…
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- Aanonymization
- Bencryption
- Cobfuscation
- Dcompression
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(28 responses)- A4% (1)
- B18% (5)
- C71% (20)
- D7% (2)
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From scenario: Litware plans to extend the existing dashboard features so that health activities can be compared between the users based on age, gender, and geographic region. The developers must be prevented from accessing the private information of the users. Dynamic Data Masking can be used to hide or obfuscate sensitive data, by controlling how the data appears in the output of database queries. Dynamic Data Masking rules can be defined on particular columns, indicating how the data in those columns will appear when queried. There are no physical changes to the data in the database itself; the data remains intact and is fully available to authorized users or applications. Database operations remain unaffected, and the masked data has the same data type as the original data, so DDM can often be applied without making any changes to database procedures or application code. data-masking-to-obfuscate-your-sensitive-data/
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