Which of the following data governance concepts fits into the security requirements category?

The correct answer is A. Data transmission. Data transmission falls under security requirements because it governs how data is protected while moving between systems - including encryption protocols (TLS/HTTPS), secure transfer methods, and access controls during transit. Data deletion (B) is a data lifecycle/retention…

Data Governance, Quality, and Controls

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AData transmission
BData deletion
CData use agreements
DPersonally identifiable information

How the community answered

(36 responses)

A
86% (31)
B
3% (1)
C
8% (3)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

Data transmission falls under security requirements because it governs how data is protected while moving between systems - including encryption protocols (TLS/HTTPS), secure transfer methods, and access controls during transit. Data deletion (B) is a data lifecycle/retention policy concern. Data use agreements (C) are legal/contractual governance documents. Personally identifiable information (D) is a privacy classification concern. Securing data in motion (transmission) is a core security domain requirement.

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