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1. Which masking approach does Data Redaction work most like?
Question 1A. Static Data Masking (SDM)B. Data TokenisationC. Data GeneralisationD. Dynamic Data Masking (DDM)E. Data Swapping
2. What does Data Redaction do to data?
Question 2A. Copies it to a masked dataset for developersB. Blacks it out on the fly, so the result may not even make sense to the userC. Summarises it into rangesD. Stores it in a Token VaultE. Swaps it with values from other records
3. What are the four types of Data Redaction?
Question 3A. Random, RedExp, Partial and FullB. Static, Dynamic, Manual and AutomatedC. Direct, Quasi, Partial and FullD. Batch, Real-time, Push and PullE. Lexical, Syntactic, Semantic and Full
4. What is masked in the RedExp type of Data Redaction?
Question 4A. Everything in the recordB. Only the last few charactersC. Values chosen at randomD. Only numeric fieldsE. Expressions
5. A card transaction message showing all digits as stars except the last few is an example of which type of Data Redaction?
Question 5A. FullB. RandomC. PartialD. RedExpE. Static
6. What happens in Full Data Redaction?
Question 6A. Only expressions are maskedB. Everything is maskedC. Data is masked at randomD. Some of the data is maskedE. Nothing is masked but access is logged
7. Which of the following is NOT one of the types of Data Redaction?
Question 7A. RandomB. PartialC. FullD. StaticE. RedExp
8. How is data masked in the Random type of Data Redaction?
Question 8A. RandomlyB. By expression matchC. CompletelyD. Only for the last few charactersE. Only in transit to developers
9. What is true of the output of Data Redaction as seen by users?
Question 9A. It is always fully readableB. It is reversible by the userC. It is permanently written back to the datastoreD. It always preserves the original meaningE. It may or may not even make sense to the users using it
10. Which statement about Data Redaction is correct?
Question 10A. It creates a permanent masked copy like SDMB. It is identical to Data MaskingC. It works on the fly, like DDM, rather than like SDMD. It stores mappings in a Token VaultE. It only applies to structured data