CGEIT · Question #165
Which of the following aspects of IT governance BEST addresses the potential intellectual property implications of a cloud service provider having a database in another country?
The correct answer is C. Data management. Data management, as an aspect of IT governance, best addresses intellectual property implications because it encompasses policies and controls over data ownership, usage, and location, especially when data is stored internationally by a third party.
Question
Which of the following aspects of IT governance BEST addresses the potential intellectual property implications of a cloud service provider having a database in another country?
Options
- AContract management
- BContinuity planning
- CData management
- DSecurity architecture
How the community answered
(19 responses)- A37% (7)
- B16% (3)
- C42% (8)
- D5% (1)
Why each option
Data management, as an aspect of IT governance, best addresses intellectual property implications because it encompasses policies and controls over data ownership, usage, and location, especially when data is stored internationally by a third party.
Contract management ensures terms are met, but data management defines the actual policies and controls for IP within those contracts.
Continuity planning focuses on disaster recovery and uptime, not intellectual property rights or data ownership across borders.
Data management, within IT governance, defines how data is collected, stored, protected, and used throughout its lifecycle. It establishes policies and controls that specifically address data ownership, jurisdiction, and intellectual property rights, making it the most direct aspect to manage IP implications when databases are located in another country by a cloud service provider.
Security architecture protects data from unauthorized access, but data management defines the policies around data ownership and intellectual property itself.
Concept tested: Data governance and intellectual property in cloud
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