An Adobe Real-Time CDP (RTCDP) administrator would like to better control how downstream marketers enable segments for activations. What next steps should the administrator take to better protect the

Question

Options

• AEstablish data usage labels across the Adobe RTCDP
• BSet entity limits across Adobe RTCDP components
• CLean on performance guardrails of the Adobe RTCDP
• DConfigure manual review of all activations

• A
  79% (27)
• B
  12% (4)
• C
  6% (2)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Data Usage Labels (DULE) are the built-in governance mechanism in Adobe RTCDP that let administrators tag datasets and fields with restrictions (e.g., "no export," "no ads"), which are then automatically enforced by Marketing Policy Engine whenever a marketer tries to activate a segment - making A the correct answer.

B is wrong because entity limits control volume/quantity thresholds (like number of segments or destinations), not what data can be used for which purposes. C is wrong because performance guardrails are system-defined ceilings to protect platform stability (latency, throughput), not governance controls. D is wrong because RTCDP does not have a built-in "manual review queue" for activations - and even if it did, it wouldn't address the root cause of misuse at the data level.

Memory tip: Think "DULE = Rules" - Data Usage Labels and Enforcement is how RTCDP rules what data goes where, acting like a policy firewall between your data and your downstream marketers.

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