CDP Data Governance and Stewardship 3

Question 1

What does 'right to erasure' (also called 'right to be forgotten') under GDPR mean?

Accepted Answer

Individuals can request that their personal data be deleted under certain conditions

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Organizations can delete any data at will

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Data must be erased after 5 years

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Employees can delete business records

Question 2

What is the primary goal of a Master Data Management (MDM) program?

Accepted Answer

Create a single, consistent, authoritative view of key business entities like customers and products

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Optimize database query performance

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Automate ETL workflows

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Manage database licenses

Question 3

Which type of data governance maturity model stage describes ad hoc, undocumented data management with no formal policies?

Accepted Answer

Initial/Reactive

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Optimized

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Defined

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Managed

Question 4

What is 'data provenance'?

Accepted Answer

The documented history of data's origin and transformations over its lifecycle

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The geographic origin of data storage servers

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A method for encrypting sensitive data

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The process of archiving old data

Question 5

In data governance, what is a 'data steward' most likely NOT responsible for?

Accepted Answer

Physically administering database servers

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Defining data quality rules

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Resolving data quality issues

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Maintaining data definitions in the business glossary

Question 6

What is the key difference between a data policy and a data standard in governance?

Accepted Answer

Policies state what must be done; standards specify how to do it

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Policies are technical, standards are business-focused

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Standards are mandatory; policies are optional

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Policies apply to databases only; standards apply to all systems