When a user plugs a USB drive into a workstation and attempts to transfer a file from the server, an error appears that indicates the file cannot be copied. However, the user can copy or create new…

The correct answer is D. DLP. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies are designed to prevent sensitive data from being copied, moved, or accessed in unauthorized ways. In this scenario, the DLP system is likely configured to block file transfers from the server to external storage devices, such as USB drives…

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Question

When a user plugs a USB drive into a workstation and attempts to transfer a file from the server, an error appears that indicates the file cannot be copied. However, the user can copy or create new files from the local workstation. Which of the following is part of this security strategy?

Options

AHIDS
BSIEM
CACL
DDLP

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A
8% (3)
B
5% (2)
C
14% (5)
D
73% (27)

Explanation

Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies are designed to prevent sensitive data from being copied, moved, or accessed in unauthorized ways. In this scenario, the DLP system is likely configured to block file transfers from the server to external storage devices, such as USB drives, while still allowing local file creation or movement.

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#Data Loss Prevention#Endpoint Security#Data Exfiltration#Security Policies

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