Practice Test 2 | Microsoft Azure Security Technologies | AZ-500 | Dumps | Mock Test
You are working as an architect for a U.S. based large health care provider. Your organization has developed a large health care based data warehouse(DWH). DWH data is also shared with the research organization in health care domain. HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) is a law passed by the US Govt. All health care providers are required to have HIPAA compliance. For HIPAA compliance, health care providers have to ensure that certain important patients identity-related information, such as SSN, patient email, phone numbers, and credit card numbers, should not be visible to any unauthorized user.
To meet the HIPAA requirements, as a cloud architect, you decided to use azure SQL server dynamic data masking(DDM) functions.
To solve the above problems, the architect decided to use Azure SQL server dynamic data masking(DDM) functions.
Is this the right approach to solve the issue?
A. Yes
B. No
Correct Answer: A
- A is the correct answer because Azure SQL DDM is the right way to hide the data in a column that carry sensitive information.
DDM can mask any column in a record. Once a column is masked, It can not be seen by less privileged users. They can see all other record columns. DDM provides many built-in functions for column masking. There are functions for masking email and credit card related columns. Other functions like default and random number generator function can be used to mask any string or digit based column. Availability of these functions can make the masking process easier and faster.
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