CCSP · Question #203
DRM solutions should generally include all the following functions, except:
The correct answer is B. Automatic self-destruct. DRM solutions focus on controlling content access and usage through features like persistency, expiration, and dynamic policies, but not through automatic self-destruction of the content.
Question
DRM solutions should generally include all the following functions, except:
Options
- APersistency
- BAutomatic self-destruct
- CAutomatic expiration
- DDynamic policy control
How the community answered
(59 responses)- A3% (2)
- B88% (52)
- C2% (1)
- D7% (4)
Why each option
DRM solutions focus on controlling content access and usage through features like persistency, expiration, and dynamic policies, but not through automatic self-destruction of the content.
Persistency is a key DRM function, ensuring that the usage policy and protection stay with the content even when it is moved or copied.
While DRM solutions enforce control over digital content, an 'automatic self-destruct' function is not a standard or generally desired feature. DRM aims to manage access and usage rights over time or under specific conditions, not to permanently delete the content from all locations. Such a feature would likely be destructive and go against the goal of preserving content while controlling its use.
Automatic expiration is a common DRM function, allowing content access to cease after a specified period or date.
Dynamic policy control is a critical DRM function, enabling the modification of content usage policies in real-time or based on changing conditions.
Concept tested: DRM functions
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