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200-201 Practice Question: A security analyst is creating a policy for…
A security analyst is creating a policy for handling sensitive customer data. The policy must ensure data is encrypted at rest and in transit. Which type of policy most directly addresses this requirement?
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Why each option matters
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Data Protection Policy
A data protection policy specifically covers encryption, storage, and transmission controls. Option B is correct. Option A (access control) is about permissions. Option C (incident response) is about breaches. Option D (physical security) is about facilities.
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Incident Response Policy
Why it's wrong here
IR policy handles response to data breaches.
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Data Protection Policy
Why this is correct
Data protection policy mandates encryption at rest and in transit.
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Access Control Policy
Why it's wrong here
Access control governs who can access data, not encryption.
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Physical Security Policy
Why it's wrong here
Physical security covers locks, badges, etc.
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