With data anonymization, data is manipulated in such a way so as to prevent the identification of an individual through various data objects, and is often used in conjunction with other concepts such as masking.

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IRM allows an organization to control who can print a set of information. This is not be possible under traditional file system controls, where if a user can read a file, they are able to print it as well.

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The customer does not administer on behalf of the provider. All the rest are possible options.

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We don't use DAM in place of encryption or masking; DAM augments these options without replacing them. We don't usually think of the database interaction as client-server, so A is the best answer.

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The concept of affected users measures the percentage of users who would be impacted by a successful exploit. Scoring ranges from 0, which would impact no users, to 10, which would impact all users. None of the other options provided is the correct term.