A multinational bank uses NetApp storage for AI-driven fraud detection. They must comply with strict data residency laws and ensure that only authorized personnel in specific countries can access the data. They also need to prevent lateral movement in case of a network breach. Which approach should they take?

Enable NetApp auditing and rely on user authentication.

Deploy separate SVMs per region, each with its own RBAC policies and network segmentation via VLANs and firewalls.

Use a single SVM with global RBAC and rely on encryption.

Use NetApp SnapMirror to replicate data to all regions and allow access from anywhere.

A healthcare provider must comply with HIPAA, which requires encryption of patient data and secure deletion of data when no longer needed. They use NetApp storage. Which combination of features should they implement?

Enable NetApp Aggregate Encryption and delete the volumes.

Enable NetApp SnapLock Compliance mode and keep the data indefinitely.

Enable NetApp Volume Encryption and use SnapDelete for secure deletion with a certificate.

Use application-level encryption and overwrite the data.

What is the purpose of network segmentation in securing AI storage?

To increase the speed of data transfer between AI servers and storage.

To isolate AI storage systems from other network traffic, reducing the attack surface.

To simplify the management of storage quotas.

To encrypt data at rest on the storage devices.

What does WORM (Write Once, Read Many) storage provide for AI datasets?

Data immutability, preventing modification or deletion after it is written.

Automatic encryption of data at rest.

Faster read performance for training models.

Dynamic resizing of storage volumes.

A multinational company must comply with GDPR, which requires that personal data of EU citizens be stored in the EU. They use NetApp storage across multiple regions. What should they do to meet this requirement?

Anonymize the data so GDPR does not apply.

Use a private cloud for EU data, regardless of location.

Store all EU personal data in a NetApp storage system located in an EU region and ensure encryption is enabled.

Store EU data in any region but encrypt it with a key held in the EU.

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A multinational bank uses NetApp storage for AI-driven fraud detection. They must comply with strict data residency laws and ensure that only authorized personnel in specific countries can access the data. They also need to prevent lateral movement in case of a network breach. Which approach should they take?
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A healthcare provider must comply with HIPAA, which requires encryption of patient data and secure deletion of data when no longer needed. They use NetApp storage. Which combination of features should they implement?
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What is the purpose of network segmentation in securing AI storage?
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A multinational company must comply with GDPR, which requires that personal data of EU citizens be stored in the EU. They use NetApp storage across multiple regions. What should they do to meet this requirement?
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