VMCE_V12 · Question #156
A company needs to restore a database server without restoring sensitive information due to data sovereignty requirements. How can the company meet this requirement?
The correct answer is C. Configure a virtual lab and select Staged Restore mode in the restore wizard. To restore a database server without sensitive information, the company can use Staged Restore mode. This feature allows the execution of scripts (e.g., SQL scripts) within a virtual lab to modify or remove sensitive data during the restore process. By setting up a virtual lab…
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A company needs to restore a database server without restoring sensitive information due to data sovereignty requirements. How can the company meet this requirement?
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- AConfigure the virtual lab and select SureBackup mode in the restore wizard.
- BConfigure the SureRestore settings to prevent sensitive data restoration based on YARA rules.
- CConfigure a virtual lab and select Staged Restore mode in the restore wizard.
- DConfigure the Secure Restore settings to prevent sensitive data restoration based on YARA rules.
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(27 responses)- A4% (1)
- B11% (3)
- C81% (22)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
To restore a database server without sensitive information, the company can use Staged Restore mode. This feature allows the execution of scripts (e.g., SQL scripts) within a virtual lab to modify or remove sensitive data during the restore process. By setting up a virtual lab, the restore occurs in an isolated environment where sensitive data can be removed or altered before completing the recovery. This approach ensures compliance with data sovereignty requirements while restoring the database server.
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