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1. What is Data Compliance?
Question 1A. Following certain regulations and standards of Data Security, Data Privacy and Data Integrity set by regulatory bodies to protect sensitive data and make it available in certain waysB. Ensuring data is accurate, complete, consistent, valid, unique and timelyC. Integrating data from multiple systems into one unified formD. Preserving processed data unchanged for future referenceE. Preventing data from getting into the wrong hands via the Internet
2. What is the one common goal shared by Data Compliance, Data Quality and Data Integrity?
Question 2A. Data MonetisationB. Data ProtectionC. Data VisualisationD. Data ReplicationE. Data Enrichment
3. Why will having only Data Compliance measures not protect data 100 per cent?
Question 3A. Because regulatory bodies change their frameworks every yearB. Because compliance frameworks apply only to the banking sectorC. Because regulatory bodies set only certain Data Security, Privacy and Integrity standards, and many other standards under those disciplines still need to be in placeD. Because compliance is a legal matter that has nothing to do with dataE. Because compliance only covers data stored in the cloud
4. Which of the following is NOT listed among the most famous regulatory frameworks for Data Compliance?
Question 4A. GDPRB. HIPAAC. PCI DSSD. ISO 9001E. SOX
5. Which framework abbreviation completes the list of famous Data Compliance frameworks alongside GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOX and CCPA?
Question 5A. COBITB. ITILC. TOGAFD. DAMAE. CMMC
6. What is the role of a SPOC in ensuring Data Compliance?
Question 6A. A single point of contact or department that hosts and maintains data security and compliance standardsB. A software product that automatically scans data for compliance violationsC. A regulatory body that issues fines for non-complianceD. A storage location where compliance evidence is archivedE. An external auditor appointed by the government
7. Which of the following is NOT listed as a way to ensure Data Compliance?
Question 7A. Conduct regular periodic revisions to set the latest measures for data protectionB. Store all sensitive data outside the country where it was generatedC. Maintain all the data protection measures and all the audit proceduresD. Assign a SPOC or a department to host and maintain the standardsE. Always use commonly used frameworks
8. Whose law must an organisation follow when handling data for compliance purposes?
Question 8A. The law of the country where the organisation's headquarters is registeredB. The law of the country where the cloud provider is basedC. The law of the country where the data is generatedD. The law of whichever country has the strictest frameworkE. The law of the country where the SPOC is located
9. What concern is raised by accessing data across borders?
Question 9A. Data LatencyB. Data RedundancyC. Data GravityD. Data SovereigntyE. Data Lineage
10. With which two disciplines is Data Compliance most often confused?
Question 10A. Data Modelling and Data ArchitectureB. Data Mining and Data ScienceC. Data Storage and Data BackupD. Data Visualisation and Data ReportingE. Data Quality and Data Integrity