Question 220
A red-team scenario demands an unconditional block even when a user enters business justification. Which response most directly addresses the stated need?
Explanation
Correct Answer
A hard-block policy prevents continuation by discretionary override. It directly meets the case's requirement to enforce a strict nonoverrideable control.
Incorrect Answers
Captured rationale makes policy exceptions reviewable instead of invisible. That would allow justified audited transfers; the question instead requires a way to enforce a strict nonoverrideable control.
Simulated evaluation informs readiness without changing the user operation. That would test enforcement candidates safely; the question instead requires a way to enforce a strict nonoverrideable control.
User-facing explanations support compliance when sensitive actions are blocked. That would provide DLP education at enforcement; the question instead requires a way to enforce a strict nonoverrideable control.





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