This test is designed to assess your understanding of the content found in the Immuta documentation, specifically the section on Immuta Documentation – dbt and Transform Workflow for Limited Policy Downtime. The test consists of multiple-choice questions that cover various aspects of the material, including the concept of policy downtime, the recommended practices for tagging, registering data, and running schema monitoring in Immuta, the purpose of data downtime techniques, and the potential data security implications associated with these practices.
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What is the goal when dealing with policy downtime?
What is policy downtime in the context of “DBT and Transform Workflow”?
Why does Immuta not receive alerts of DDL events?
What is the recommended approach for tagging in Immuta?
What is the recommended approach for registering data in Immuta?
What is the recommended approach for running schema monitoring?
What is the purpose of data downtime techniques?
I have a table with data masking policies to manage sensitive columns and subscription policies to manage access. I want to expose this data via views, maintain data masking, and manage access to the views via subscription policies. Which of the following is the recommended approach?
What does schema monitoring detect?
What is the recommended approach to ensure data downtime occurs during policy downtime?
What is the purpose of the sensitive data discovery (SDD) feature in Immuta?
A user with limited access runs a transform based on a table that has access governed by Immuta. What is the likely result?
What is the potential risk if the CREATE OR REPLACE statement is used without following the recommended best practices?
What is the potential risk if schema monitoring is not run after making changes to the databases?
What is the potential risk if a new column that contains sensitive data is added to a table and users have access to that table?