Q: 1
Where is a DLP solution generally installed when utilized for monitoring data at rest?
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Not seeing how it could be A since IRM isn't primarily about encryption, it's more usage control. Option C lets you actually manage what people can do with the content, even after it's been downloaded or shared. Encryption (A) is a secondary feature in this context. I think C makes the most sense here, unless I'm missing something subtle from the question wording. Thoughts?
This wording always trips people up, but has to be C here.
C tbh, that's what IRM is really built for in cloud scenarios.
C vs A, but pretty sure it's C for this one. IRM is all about controlling who can use or share the files, not just encrypting them. A is tempting since encryption helps with security, but that's not IRM's main selling point. Agree?
C or A. I'm thinking A since encrypting the data seems like the main win with IRM, especially in the cloud where you want to prevent unauthorized viewing. Not totally sure, but encryption usually comes up in these scenarios. Open to other opinions.
Not A, it's gotta be C. Encryption (A) is important but IRM's main purpose is controlling usage and sharing of content.
C tbh, since IRM is really about controlling use and sharing, not just encrypting files like A might seem to imply.
C , but double check with the official guide or practice exams just to be sure.
C , IRM lets you control who does what with your files. Encryption (A) is useful but main IRM purpose is managing rights and actions even after distribution. Seen similar logic in other practice sets. If anyone disagrees I’d like to hear why.
Official practice test questions mention A for cloud storage topics, so I'd go with A here.
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