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

Answer

Under GDPR, individuals have the right to request deletion of their personal data when it's no longer necessary for the purpose it was collected.

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

Answer

MDM creates a single, trusted, authoritative record (golden record) for key business entities to eliminate duplicates and inconsistencies across systems.

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

Initial/Reactive

Answer

The Initial or Reactive stage of data governance maturity is characterized by ad hoc, informal, and undocumented data management practices.

Question 4

What is 'data provenance'?

Accepted Answer

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

Answer

Data provenance documents the origin, custody, and transformations of data throughout its lifecycle to ensure trustworthiness and traceability.

Question 5

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

Accepted Answer

Physically administering database servers

Answer

Physical database server administration is the responsibility of Database Administrators, not Data Stewards, who focus on policy, quality, and definitions.

CDP - Certified Data Professional Practice Test

CDP - Certified Data Professional Practice Test

CDP Data Governance and Stewardship 3