Match each storage security technology to its primary operational application within an enterprise architecture.
- Self-Encrypting Drive (SED)Performs automatic hardware-level encryption directly on the controller of physical disk media without host CPU overhead.
- Data Loss Prevention (DLP)Monitors and inspects data in motion, at rest, or in use to prevent unauthorized transmission or exfiltration of sensitive information.
- Hardware Security Module (HSM)Provides hardware-based cryptographic key generation, management, and secure storage for enterprise data encryption.
- TokenizationReplaces sensitive data fields with non-sensitive placeholder values linked through a secure vault database.
Answer
The correct pairings match Self-Encrypting Drive (SED) to hardware-level disk encryption; Data Loss Prevention (DLP) to data monitoring and exfiltration prevention; Hardware Security Module (HSM) to key generation and secure key storage; and Tokenization to replacing sensitive data fields with non-sensitive placeholder values.
Each technology is correctly paired with its core operational capability. Self-Encrypting Drives deliver controller-based disk encryption, Data Loss Prevention mitigates unauthorized data exfiltration, Hardware Security Modules protect cryptographic keys and perform high-assurance crypto operations, and Tokenization substitutes sensitive data fields with non-sensitive tokens using a secure vault.
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Data Protection and Storage Security Architecture Controls