How does AIP incorporate security measures for sensitive data?

• A. AIP includes robust access controls, encryption, and auditing capabilities.
• B. AIP uses only password protection.
• C. AIP disables encryption for performance.
• D. AIP avoids auditing.

Answer: (A)

Security for sensitive data in AIP comes from layering protections: solid access controls that enforce least-privilege so only authorized users can view or modify data; encryption to protect data both when stored and while it moves, so unreadable if someone gains access to storage or communications; and auditing to record who did what and when, enabling monitoring, accountability, and regulatory compliance. This combination protects confidentiality, maintains data integrity, and provides a traceable activity trail. Relying on password protection alone doesn’t limit access once someone is in, turning off encryption removes a critical safeguard, and avoiding auditing eliminates visibility into data activity, making security breaches harder to detect and respond to.