A regional hospital network is deploying an automated Data Loss Prevention (DLP) system across its Electronic Health Record (EHR) databases. The database administration team has configured technical access controls, automated encrypted backups, and database audit logs. However, during a compliance audit, the team discovers that data sensitivity levels and user authorization baselines for custom health datasets were never formally defined or authorized. Which of the following responsibilities must be assigned to the Data Owner to resolve this compliance deficiency?
- Determining the data classification tier and approving business access authorization baselines for the dataset.Cevap
- BImplementing technical access control lists (ACLs) and database encryption at rest based on established security requirements.
- CPerforming routine data backups and verifying system recovery procedures according to retention schedules.
- DConfiguring network-level firewalls and identity provider authentication protocols for database ingress traffic.
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Determining the data classification tier and approving business access authorization baselines for the dataset.
The Data Owner is a senior manager or executive accountable for the specific information asset. The Data Owner is responsible for determining data sensitivity classifications, establishing rules for data handling, and approving access authorization baselines. In this scenario, defining missing data sensitivity levels and authorizing access policies is the exclusive governance responsibility of the Data Owner.
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