TIBCO Security and Governance Flashcards
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What does GDPR compliance require of TIBCO integration systems that process EU personal data?
Answer: Ensuring data is handled with consent, can be deleted on request, and is stored securely
GDPR mandates that systems processing EU personal data obtain consent, support the right to erasure, implement security safeguards, and maintain processing records.
In TIBCO BusinessWorks, how can you prevent sensitive data from appearing in process engine logs?
Answer: Using secure properties or encrypting the data before it enters log-emitting activities
Using secure properties in BW or masking data before it reaches log-emitting activities prevents sensitive values like passwords or PII from appearing in plain-text logs.
What is the role of a TIBCO 'policy' in API Management?
Answer: A configurable rule applied to API traffic to enforce behavior such as rate limiting or authentication
In TIBCO API Management, a policy is a configurable rule attached to an API or plan that enforces behaviors like rate limiting, OAuth validation, or IP filtering.
Which TIBCO governance capability helps organizations maintain a catalog of all integration artifacts and their owners?
Answer: TIBCO TeamStudio / TIBCO Nimbus for process governance and artifact registry
TIBCO Nimbus provides process governance and documentation capabilities, maintaining a catalog of business processes and integration artifacts with defined ownership.
What does 'non-repudiation' mean in the context of TIBCO message security?
Answer: Ensuring the sender of a message cannot later deny having sent it, typically via digital signatures
Non-repudiation uses digital signatures to cryptographically bind a message to its sender, making it impossible for the sender to deny authorship.
In TIBCO environments, what is the purpose of certificate rotation?
Answer: Periodically replacing SSL/TLS certificates before they expire to maintain secure encrypted connections
Certificate rotation ensures SSL/TLS certificates are replaced before expiry, maintaining uninterrupted encrypted communication and preventing service outages due to expired certs.
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