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ASSOCIATE-GOOGLE-WORKSPACE-ADMINISTRATOR · Question #22

Your company's legal department has issued a litigation hold that requires you to preserve all data related to a specific project. You need to ensure that all data for this project, including…

The correct answer is A. Create a hold in Google Vault that includes all users and data sources associated with the project. Google Vault Holds are specifically designed for litigation holds. A hold places a legal preservation on data for specific users, organizational units, or data sources (Gmail, Drive, Chat, Meet, Groups), and prevents that data from being deleted - even by users or retention…

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Question

Your company's legal department has issued a litigation hold that requires you to preserve all data related to a specific project. You need to ensure that all data for this project, including emails, documents, and chats, are preserved indefinitely and cannot be deleted by users. What should you do?

Options

  • ACreate a hold in Google Vault that includes all users and data sources associated with the project.
  • BAssign an Archived User license to all users involved in the project.
  • CSet up a retention rule in Google Vault that retains all data from Gmail and Drive indefinitely.
  • DExport all project related data from Google Workspace and store the data in a separate, secure

How the community answered

(19 responses)
  • A
    84% (16)
  • B
    5% (1)
  • D
    11% (2)

Explanation

Google Vault Holds are specifically designed for litigation holds. A hold places a legal preservation on data for specific users, organizational units, or data sources (Gmail, Drive, Chat, Meet, Groups), and prevents that data from being deleted - even by users or retention rules - for as long as the hold is active. This directly satisfies the legal requirement to preserve data indefinitely and prevent deletion. Option B (Archived User license) is for managing former employees' accounts, not preserving specific project data. Option C (retention rule) sets a general retention period for all data matching a pattern, but does not target specific project stakeholders nor does it override user deletions in the same enforceable legal-hold manner. Option D (exporting via Takeout) removes data from Workspace, breaks the chain of custody, and does not prevent ongoing creation and deletion of new data.

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#Google Vault#Litigation Hold#Data Retention#eDiscovery

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