What is the purpose of password complexity policies in PowerScale?

To allow users to reuse old passwords

To ensure passwords are difficult to guess

A company must provide evidence of who accessed sensitive files and when, to meet compliance requirements. They have enabled audit logging on the PowerScale cluster. What must be configured to ensure the audit logs are tamper-proof and available for review?

Store audit logs on a SmartLock-protected directory

Use data classification to tag audit logs

Configure ACLs to allow read-only access to audit logs

Enable RBAC to restrict who can view audit logs

A financial institution uses data classification to tag files containing credit card numbers. They want to automatically apply stricter ACLs to these files. The classification job runs nightly. An employee creates a new file with credit card data during the day. What is the most immediate risk?

The file will be automatically encrypted at rest

The file will be automatically moved to a secure directory

The file will be automatically deleted

The file will not be protected until the next classification run

What is the primary advantage of using self-encrypting drives (SEDs) in PowerScale for data-at-rest encryption?

They eliminate the need for key management

They provide hardware-based encryption with minimal performance impact

They automatically encrypt data in transit

They are the only way to encrypt data in PowerScale

Dell PowerScale Design v2

Domain 4Objective 2

Differentiate Between Different Security Features and Their Proper Use Cases for Data Governance and Compliance POWERSCALE-DESIGN-V2 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Part of the PowerScale Management, Identity Management, and Advanced Applications domain, which accounts for 24% of the POWERSCALE-DESIGN-V2 exam.

41questions here

9free pages

13concepts

24%of the exam

13 Concepts in This Objective

Security features overview
Access control lists (ACLs)
Role-based access control (RBAC)
Authentication and authorization mechanisms
Encryption at rest
Encryption in transit
Audit logging and reporting
Compliance mode and SmartLock
Data-at-rest encryption key management
Secure deletion and data sanitization
Integration with external identity providers
Security policy enforcement
Data classification and governance

Questions 6–10

6foundation · easy
What is the purpose of password complexity policies in PowerScale?
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7application · medium
A company must provide evidence of who accessed sensitive files and when, to meet compliance requirements. They have enabled audit logging on the PowerScale cluster. What must be configured to ensure the audit logs are tamper-proof and available for review?
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8expert · hard
A financial institution uses data classification to tag files containing credit card numbers. They want to automatically apply stricter ACLs to these files. The classification job runs nightly. An employee creates a new file with credit card data during the day. What is the most immediate risk?
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9foundation · easy
What is the primary advantage of using self-encrypting drives (SEDs) in PowerScale for data-at-rest encryption?
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10foundation · easy
Which authentication protocol is commonly used in Active Directory environments to provide secure Kerberos authentication?
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