WGU D320/CCSP (2024-2025)QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS.
Luca is reviewing his organization's disaster recovery process
data and notes that the MTC for the business's main website is
two hours. What does he know about the RTO for the site
when he does testing and validation?
A. It needs to be less than two hours.
B. It needs to be at least two hours.
C. The MTD is too short and needs to be longer.
D. The RTO is too short and needs to be longer.
A. When Luca reviews the recovery time objective (RTO)
data, he needs to ensure that the organization can recover
from an outage less than two hours based on the maximum
tolerable downtime (MTD) of two hours.
Alice and Bob would like to use an asymmetric cryptosystem
to communicate with each other. They are located in different
parts of the country but have exchanged encryption keys by
using digital certificates signed by a mutually trusted
certificate authority.
Which one of the following keys would Bob use to decrypt
the plaintext message's contents?
A. Alice's public key
B. Alice's private key
C. Bob's public key
, WGU D320/CCSP (2024-2025)QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS.
D. Bob's private key
D. The recipient of a message that was encrypted using
asymmetric cryptography always decrypts that message using
their own private key. The sender of the message would have
previously encrypted it using the recipient's public key. The
sender's public and private keys are not used in this process.
Madani is planning to perform data discovery on various data
sets and files his organization has. On which type of data will
discovery be most easily performed?
A. Unstructured data
B. Semi-structured data
C. Encrypted data
D. Structured data
D. Madani knows that structured data is well-defined and
organized, and will be the easiest to perform discovery actions
on. It isn't possible to perform discovery against encrypted
data unless it is decrypted for the discovery process.
Unstructured data is harder than semi-structured data
discovery in most cases.
Which of the following is not a common goal of data
classification policies?
A. Identifying classification levels
B. Assigning responsibilities
C. Defining roles
, WGU D320/CCSP (2024-2025)QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS.
D. Mapping data
D. Data mapping is a term used to describe matching fields in
databases to allow data migration or integration. Data
classification policies do identify classification levels, assign
responsibilities, and define roles.
Annie has a database with a field titled "chosen name" and she
has another database with a field titled "name". She knows
that these fields are used for the same purpose in her
organization and wants to use data from both databases. What
process could she use to match these and other fields to allow
her to do so more easily?
A. Data mapping
B. Column Consolidation
C. Data labeling
D. Columnar aggreagation
A. Annie should map the data between the database fields and
then use the mapping to help her sort and manage data as
needed. Data labeling is use to tag data with important
information like classification, creation data or time, or other
elements. Column consolidation and columnar aggregation
were made up for this question.
, WGU D320/CCSP (2024-2025)QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS.
Jim's organization wants to implement cryptographic erasure
as their primary means of destroying data when they are done
with it. What first step is required to support this through the
data's lifecycle?
A. Hash all of the data at creation.
B. Zero-wipe drives before they are used to ensure no
previous data is resident.
C. Encrypt the drive or volume at creation.
D. All of the above.
C. Encrypting the drive or volume at creation ensures that any
data written to the drive or volume through its lifespan will be
encrypted and that destruction of the encryption key will
result in secure destruction of the data.
Olivia wants to write a data retention policy for her
organization. Which list best describes common components
of a retention policy?
A. Retention periods, regulatory compliance requirements,
data classification, data deletion and lifespan, and archiving
and retrieval procedures.
B. Retention periods, logging, data classification, data
deletion processes, and compliance requirements.
C. Data classification requirements, regulatory compliance
requirements, data creation and tagging requirements, and
data retrieval procedures.
ANSWERS.
Luca is reviewing his organization's disaster recovery process
data and notes that the MTC for the business's main website is
two hours. What does he know about the RTO for the site
when he does testing and validation?
A. It needs to be less than two hours.
B. It needs to be at least two hours.
C. The MTD is too short and needs to be longer.
D. The RTO is too short and needs to be longer.
A. When Luca reviews the recovery time objective (RTO)
data, he needs to ensure that the organization can recover
from an outage less than two hours based on the maximum
tolerable downtime (MTD) of two hours.
Alice and Bob would like to use an asymmetric cryptosystem
to communicate with each other. They are located in different
parts of the country but have exchanged encryption keys by
using digital certificates signed by a mutually trusted
certificate authority.
Which one of the following keys would Bob use to decrypt
the plaintext message's contents?
A. Alice's public key
B. Alice's private key
C. Bob's public key
, WGU D320/CCSP (2024-2025)QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS.
D. Bob's private key
D. The recipient of a message that was encrypted using
asymmetric cryptography always decrypts that message using
their own private key. The sender of the message would have
previously encrypted it using the recipient's public key. The
sender's public and private keys are not used in this process.
Madani is planning to perform data discovery on various data
sets and files his organization has. On which type of data will
discovery be most easily performed?
A. Unstructured data
B. Semi-structured data
C. Encrypted data
D. Structured data
D. Madani knows that structured data is well-defined and
organized, and will be the easiest to perform discovery actions
on. It isn't possible to perform discovery against encrypted
data unless it is decrypted for the discovery process.
Unstructured data is harder than semi-structured data
discovery in most cases.
Which of the following is not a common goal of data
classification policies?
A. Identifying classification levels
B. Assigning responsibilities
C. Defining roles
, WGU D320/CCSP (2024-2025)QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS.
D. Mapping data
D. Data mapping is a term used to describe matching fields in
databases to allow data migration or integration. Data
classification policies do identify classification levels, assign
responsibilities, and define roles.
Annie has a database with a field titled "chosen name" and she
has another database with a field titled "name". She knows
that these fields are used for the same purpose in her
organization and wants to use data from both databases. What
process could she use to match these and other fields to allow
her to do so more easily?
A. Data mapping
B. Column Consolidation
C. Data labeling
D. Columnar aggreagation
A. Annie should map the data between the database fields and
then use the mapping to help her sort and manage data as
needed. Data labeling is use to tag data with important
information like classification, creation data or time, or other
elements. Column consolidation and columnar aggregation
were made up for this question.
, WGU D320/CCSP (2024-2025)QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS.
Jim's organization wants to implement cryptographic erasure
as their primary means of destroying data when they are done
with it. What first step is required to support this through the
data's lifecycle?
A. Hash all of the data at creation.
B. Zero-wipe drives before they are used to ensure no
previous data is resident.
C. Encrypt the drive or volume at creation.
D. All of the above.
C. Encrypting the drive or volume at creation ensures that any
data written to the drive or volume through its lifespan will be
encrypted and that destruction of the encryption key will
result in secure destruction of the data.
Olivia wants to write a data retention policy for her
organization. Which list best describes common components
of a retention policy?
A. Retention periods, regulatory compliance requirements,
data classification, data deletion and lifespan, and archiving
and retrieval procedures.
B. Retention periods, logging, data classification, data
deletion processes, and compliance requirements.
C. Data classification requirements, regulatory compliance
requirements, data creation and tagging requirements, and
data retrieval procedures.