A company is implementing stricter security measures for its data warehouse. They want to ensure that even if someone gains unauthorized access, the data they see is scrambled and meaningless. What approach should they take?
- Data Anonymization
- Data Encryption
- Data Masking
- Data Purging
To ensure that even if someone gains unauthorized access, the data they see is scrambled and meaningless, the company should take the approach of data anonymization. Data anonymization involves transforming data in a way that removes any identifying information, making it nearly impossible for unauthorized users to make sense of the data, even if they access it.
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