問題文
An archive project needs files written through a share to stay unchanged for seven years, and separately needs the nightly snapshots of a database to resist deletion for thirty days. Why does the design treat these as two controls instead of one?
選択肢
- One governs files a user writes through a share protocol and the other governs the audit trail of the platform, so the seven-year requirement already covers both.
- One is enforced by the storage media and the other by the schedule, so the thirty-day requirement follows whichever medium the snapshot happens to land on.
- One governs files a user writes through a share protocol and the other governs point-in-time copies the platform makes, so each one is set where its own objects live.
- One governs data at rest and the other governs data in flight, so the seven-year requirement is satisfied by the transport protection of the share.