Data labels could include all the following, except:

The correct answer is A. Data value. Data labels are metadata tags applied to data assets to support governance and lifecycle management. They typically include: the data owner (accountability), the date the data was created (provenance), and the date of scheduled destruction (retention/lifecycle management). 'Data

Submitted by diego_uy· Apr 18, 2026Cloud Data Security

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AData value
BData of scheduled destruction
CDate data was created
DData owner

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D
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Data labels are metadata tags applied to data assets to support governance and lifecycle management. They typically include: the data owner (accountability), the date the data was created (provenance), and the date of scheduled destruction (retention/lifecycle management). 'Data value' - meaning the monetary or business worth of the data - is not a standard component of a data label. While data valuation is an important concept in data governance, it is not typically embedded as a label on the data itself, as it is subjective, context-dependent, and managed separately in asset inventories or risk registers.

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#Data labeling#Data classification#Metadata#Data security

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