
Google CloudAssociate Data Practitioner
Domain 4Objective 4
4.2 Apply Security Measures and Ensure Compliance with Data Privacy Regulations ASSOCIATE-DATA-PRACTITIONER Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the Data Management domain, which accounts for ~25% of the ASSOCIATE-DATA-PRACTITIONER exam.
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Questions 6–10
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Your organization uses Cloud KMS to encrypt data in BigQuery. A new compliance policy requires that encryption keys be rotated every 30 days, but your security team is concerned that automatic rotation may cause downtime for applications that use the keys. What should you do to meet the rotation requirement while minimizing disruption?
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A company is required by its data privacy policy to be able to delete encryption keys to ensure that data is unrecoverable. They use Cloud Storage and want to ensure that when they delete a key, the data encrypted with it becomes inaccessible. Which key management approach should they use?
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A data practitioner is moving data from an on-premises database to Cloud Storage. During the transfer, the data is protected by TLS. This is an example of which type of encryption?
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A data practitioner needs to encrypt data in Cloud Storage with a key that they generate and manage themselves, and they want to provide the key material with each API call. Which encryption key management model should they use?
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Your organization is migrating to Google Cloud and must comply with a policy that requires encryption keys to be stored on-premises and never leave your data center. You need to use Google Cloud services for data processing. Which option should you choose?
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