Sending potentially sensitive information by email
Potentially sensitive information can be sent via Email only if the Email is encrypted
Explanation:
No doubt Email is an inexpensive efficient means of communicating quickly. But it is prone to hacking and it is not a secure mechanism. In order to add security ,the Email needs to be sent in an encrypted form. Banking and HIPAA regulations require the emails to be sent in encrypted form as it is a secure mechanism. Even if one has the consent from the client , the Email has to be in encrypted. Even if the Organization's e-mail system has appropriate firewalls and related infrastructure , the golden rule is to send encrypted format Emails.
Answer:
Technician B is right.
Explanation:
Generally speaking, most engines use a mixture of 50/50 coolant and water.
This is ideal in places where the weather never gets too extreme, and temperatures rarely go below 0 degrees. Using 100% antifreeze or coolant in any engine is not recommended since this doesn't have the same ability as water to transfer heat to or from the engine. Antifreeze is used to lower the freezing point of water, and it is water itself that does the job of keeping engine temperatures safe.
Answer:
Configure DC1 to forward name resolution requests to 192.168.3.0
Explanation:
DC1 is configured in order to use forwarders so that they can send unresolvable host name requests to a DNS server at the main office or the head quarters.
This also prevent sending of DNS spoofing attack to a DNS client
The transport layer gives you the best route, security and safest path to the destination. The transportation of data takes place here.
