Which statement best describes the Data Security Lifecycle?

The correct answer is B. The Data Security Lifecycle has six stages, can be non-linear, and varies in that some data may. The lifecycle includes six phases from creation to destruction. Although it is shown as a linear progression, once created, data can bounce between phases without restriction, and may not pass through all stages (for example, not all data is eventually destroyed).

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AThe Data Security Lifecycle has six stages, is strictly linear, and never varies.
BThe Data Security Lifecycle has six stages, can be non-linear, and varies in that some data may
CThe Data Security Lifecycle has five stages, is circular, and varies in that some data may never
DThe Data Security Lifecycle has six stages, can be non-linear, and is distinct in that data must
EThe Data Security Lifecycle has five stages, can be non-linear, and is distinct in that data must

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A
3% (1)
B
77% (23)
C
7% (2)
E
13% (4)

Explanation

The lifecycle includes six phases from creation to destruction. Although it is shown as a linear progression, once created, data can bounce between phases without restriction, and may not pass through all stages (for example, not all data is eventually destroyed).

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