Exam CIPM topic 1 question 151 discussion

Data Lifecycle Management (DLM) primarily focuses on managing data throughout its lifecycle, from creation and storage to usage and eventual deletion. While DLM can indirectly support data minimization by promoting efficient data management practices, its primary objectives are more aligned with reducing storage costs, ensuring data retention aligns with legal and business requirements, and promoting data confidentiality and security. Crafting policies to ensure minimal data collection is more directly related to data governance and privacy practices, rather than the specific goals of DLM.

D fo sho

https://iapp.org/resources/article/data-life-cycle-management-2/ . Minimalism is clearly mentioned as one of the goals.

While it may involve implementing policies and procedures to minimize the collection of unnecessary data, the primary objective of a DLM program is not centered around data minimization. Instead, it aims to optimize data storage, usage, and disposal practices.

C. Crafting policies which ensure minimal data is collected. Data Lifecycle Management (DLM) primarily focuses on the lifecycle of data from creation to deletion, including how it's stored, accessed, and maintained. While DLM can certainly guide data retention and ensure that data is kept for no longer than necessary, it doesn't inherently focus on the minimal collection of data. That aspect is more closely related to data minimization principles, which are part of privacy best practices and regulations like GDPR.

Agree with D too, DLM is a "policy-based approach" it is highly likely that policies that result in data min will be formed

Agree with D

ANswer should be D. Awareness is at Substain phase and DLM is policy driven to minimize collection, which benefit reduce storage capacity and dont keep too long. But long enough.