An administrator is configuring Protection Policies to replicate VMs to a Nutanix Cloud Cluster (NC2) over the internet. To comply with security policies, how should data be protected during…

The correct answer is D. Enable Data-in-Transit Encryption. When replicating data over the public internet to NC2, the primary concern is protecting data as it travels across untrusted networks. Data-in-Transit Encryption (e.g., TLS) encrypts the data stream between source and destination, preventing interception or tampering in…

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An administrator is configuring Protection Policies to replicate VMs to a Nutanix Cloud Cluster (NC2) over the internet. To comply with security policies, how should data be protected during transmission?

Options

AConfigure Data on a self-encrypting drive.
BConfigure VMs to use UEFI Secure Boot.
CEnable Data-at-Rest Encryption.
DEnable Data-in-Transit Encryption.

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A
7% (3)
B
2% (1)
C
2% (1)
D
88% (36)

Explanation

When replicating data over the public internet to NC2, the primary concern is protecting data as it travels across untrusted networks. Data-in-Transit Encryption (e.g., TLS) encrypts the data stream between source and destination, preventing interception or tampering in transit. Data-at-Rest Encryption (options A and C) only protects data stored on disk - it does nothing for data actively moving across a network. UEFI Secure Boot (option B) is a firmware-level feature that validates boot integrity and has no relevance to network transmission security.

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#Data Protection#Replication#Encryption#Security

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