An analyst is training a new coworker on the importance of data governance and is focusing on security requirements. Which of the following should the analyst include in the training? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. Data masking B. Data encryption. Data masking (A) and data encryption (B) are both core security techniques in data governance. Data masking replaces sensitive data with realistic but fictitious values (e.g., showing 'XXX-XX-1234' instead of a full SSN), protecting it from unauthorized viewers. Data encryption…

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Options

AData masking
BData encryption
CData parallelism
DData inclusiveness
EData exclusiveness
FData openness

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(38 responses)

A
87% (33)
C
5% (2)
E
5% (2)
F
3% (1)

Explanation

Data masking (A) and data encryption (B) are both core security techniques in data governance. Data masking replaces sensitive data with realistic but fictitious values (e.g., showing 'XXX-XX-1234' instead of a full SSN), protecting it from unauthorized viewers. Data encryption converts data into an unreadable format that can only be decoded with the correct key, protecting data at rest and in transit. The other options are distractors: 'data parallelism' is a processing concept, while 'data inclusiveness,' 'data exclusiveness,' and 'data openness' are not recognized data governance security requirements.

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