A company has AWS Lambda functions that use environment variables. The company does not want its developers to see environment variables in plaintext.
Which solution will meet these requirements?
A.
Deploy code to Amazon EC2 instances instead of using Lambda functions.
B.
Configure SSL encryption on the Lambda functions to use AWS CloudHSM to store and encrypt the environment variables.
C.
Create a certificate in AWS Certificate Manager (ACM). Configure the Lambda functions to use the certificate to encrypt the environment variables.
D.
Create an AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) key. Enable encryption helpers on the Lambda functions to use the KMS key to store and encrypt the environment variables.
"To configure encryption for your environment variables
Enable console encryption helpers to use client-side encryption to protect your data in transit.
Under Encryption in transit, choose Enable helpers for encryption in transit.
For each environment variable that you want to enable console encryption helpers for, choose Encrypt next to the environment variable.
Under AWS KMS key to encrypt in transit, choose a customer managed key that you created at the beginning of this procedure."
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