Question 250
A service uses provider-managed keys despite contractually required customer revocation control. Which action is MOST defensible given these facts?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Key ownership changes operational control and responsibility. The controlling fact is: A service uses provider-managed keys despite contractually required customer revocation control.
Incorrect Answers
Selecting compliant key and data locality settings together would not meet the need for a supported customer-managed key design and test revocation.
Key use must be authorized per principal and purpose. The scenario does not present the alternate condition: a cloud service holds keys for one tenant but another tenant can invoke decrypt under a broad policy. The proper immediate action is to choose a supported customer-managed key design and test revocation.
Execute authorized lifecycle deletion and assess cryptographic erasure conditions would not meet the need for a supported customer-managed key design and test revocation.






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