CAS-003 · Question #761
During the migration of a company's human resources application to a PaaS provider, the Chief Privacy Officer (CPO) expresses concern the vendor's staff may be able to access data within the…
The correct answer is A. Execute non-disclosure agreements and background checks on vendor staff. The stated answer A is an administrative control that does not technically prevent vendor staff from reading data - it only creates legal liability after the fact. The CPO's concern is technical access, which requires a technical control. A CASB (Cloud Access Security Broker)…
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During the migration of a company's human resources application to a PaaS provider, the Chief Privacy Officer (CPO) expresses concern the vendor's staff may be able to access data within the migrating applications. The application stack includes a multitier architecture and uses commercially available, vendor- supported software packages. Which of the following BEST addresses the CPO's concerns?
Options
- AExecute non-disclosure agreements and background checks on vendor staff.
- BEnsure the platform vendor implement date-at-rest encryption on its storage.
- CEnable MFA to the vendor's tier of the architecture.
- DImpalement a CASB that tokenizes company data in transit to the migrated applications.
How the community answered
(17 responses)- A82% (14)
- C6% (1)
- D12% (2)
Explanation
The stated answer A is an administrative control that does not technically prevent vendor staff from reading data - it only creates legal liability after the fact. The CPO's concern is technical access, which requires a technical control. A CASB (Cloud Access Security Broker) configured to tokenize data in transit (D) replaces sensitive values with non-sensitive tokens before data ever reaches the PaaS provider's infrastructure. Even if a vendor employee has full system access, they see only meaningless tokens - the actual data never leaves the organization's control boundary.
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