When deploying a new environment with sensitive information traveling across external links, which measure helps prevent unauthorized access to this data?
Restrict ephemeral certificates for data exchange
Turn on cryptographic connections to endpoints
Enable multi-step identity checks for administrators
Delete session logs once the environment is deployed
Turning on cryptographic connections to endpoints hides data from unauthorized parties while it travels outside the environment. Multi-step identity checks help regulate who can access the system but do not secure the information that moves across external links. Restricting ephemeral certificates in this way does not enhance protection of data in transit. Deleting session logs after deployment does not address eavesdropping concerns for in-transit data.
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