DynamoDB - Security and Access ControlWhy is it important to use both encryption at rest and encryption in transit in DynamoDB?ATo avoid paying extra for encryption servicesBBecause encryption at rest alone slows down queriesCEncryption in transit replaces the need for encryption at restDTo protect data from unauthorized access both when stored and during transferCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the roles of encryption at rest and in transitEncryption at rest protects stored data; encryption in transit protects data moving over networks.Step 2: Explain why both are neededUsing both ensures data is safe from unauthorized access at all times, preventing leaks or theft.Final Answer:To protect data from unauthorized access both when stored and during transfer -> Option DQuick Check:Both encryptions protect data fully [OK]Quick Trick: Use both encryptions for complete data protection [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking one encryption type is enoughBelieving encryption slows down all operations significantly
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