Which practice helps mitigate the security risk of logging sensitive data in APM logs?

Storing logs in plain text for easy access.

Increasing log verbosity to capture more details for auditing.

Sending logs to a public syslog server for centralized analysis.

Disabling debug logging in production and using it only temporarily for troubleshooting.

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Objective 1.07 Explain the Differences Among Logging Levels (e.g., Performance Implications, Security Implications, Information Provided) 304 Practice Questions (Page 5)

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Objective 1.07 Explain the Differences Among Logging Levels (e.g., Performance Implications, Security Implications, Information Provided) 304 Practice Questions (Page 5)

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