A risk practitioner recently discovered that personal information from the production environment is required for testing purposes in non-production environments. Which of the following is the BEST recommendation to address this situation?
A.
Enable data encryption in the test environment.
B.
Enforce multi-factor authentication within the test environment.
C.
Prevent the use of production data in the test environment.
D.
De-identify data before being transferred to the test environment.
The best recommendation to address this situation is to de-identify data before being transferred to the test environment. It is important to protect personal information in accordance with relevant data protection and privacy laws and regulations. De-identifying data will remove any personal information and make it safe to use for testing purposes. This approach ensures that the organization remains in compliance with applicable laws and regulations while also allowing for effective testing to be conducted.
The given answer isn't correct. The question plainly says that the data is required in the test environment, so not using it isn't an option. I might would go with Data encryption, but this one is a little tricky.
Actually after re-reading the question and looking at the answers, I'd go with Multifactor Identification This says you are ENFORCING it, so that is stronger in my opinion.
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