A parks inventory database stores citizen equipment locations, and a portal sends those records to staff browsers. Which privacy statement is accurate?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A locked truck on the highway is not the same as a locked warehouse. TLS covers the hop; the disk or object store still needs at-rest controls for location data.
Full Explanation
Data privacy distinguishes storage surfaces from transmission surfaces. Customer location or inventory on disk needs at-rest protections; sending that record to a browser or partner needs in-transit protections. TLS on the wire does not by itself encrypt database files, and at-rest encryption does not secure cleartext network hops.