key escrow is the practice of maintaining private keys,
sometimes by an independent third party, so that they can be accessed in the event individuals
are not able or unavailable to use them to recover data that has been encrypted.
Organizations should approach this practice with caution, however, because, as mentioned
previously, this can create issues with non-repudiation. A secure, carefully executed, and
transparent method of key escrow should be examined before being put into practice. An
organization may want to implement key escrow to guard against the possibility that an
individual will encrypt sensitive data, and then leave the company suddenly, without a
way for the organization to recover the data.
Key Escrow contains private keys. So B. Private is correct.
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Agree
https://www.professormesser.com/security-plus/sy0-401/key-escrow-3/
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yup, it is B.
key escrow is the practice of maintaining private keys,
sometimes by an independent third party, so that they can be accessed in the event individuals
are not able or unavailable to use them to recover data that has been encrypted.
Organizations should approach this practice with caution, however, because, as mentioned
previously, this can create issues with non-repudiation. A secure, carefully executed, and
transparent method of key escrow should be examined before being put into practice. An
organization may want to implement key escrow to guard against the possibility that an
individual will encrypt sensitive data, and then leave the company suddenly, without a
way for the organization to recover the data.
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B. Private correct
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