Scenario: An organization is required to comply with strict data security regulations. How can they ensure that sensitive data stored in DB2 is adequately encrypted?
- Ignoring encryption as it's unnecessary
- Implementing native encryption features provided by DB2
- Storing sensitive data in plain text
- Using third-party encryption tools
Implementing native encryption features provided by DB2 ensures that sensitive data is encrypted within the database itself, offering strong protection against unauthorized access. Storing sensitive data in plain text violates security regulations and exposes the data to potential breaches. Using third-party encryption tools may introduce compatibility issues and additional management overhead. Ignoring encryption disregards security requirements and exposes the organization to compliance risks.
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