Question-6: The Consumer Medicines Information (CMI) leaflet is a document that provides information on the appropriate and effective use of prescription medications, as well as certain over-the-counter medications and biological products. Because your company recently acquired a healthcare startup, it is legally obligated to store the personal medical information of its patients for an additional one to four years, depending on when the data was initially generated. Your company has adopted a policy that requires you to store this information in a secure manner and then delete it as soon as the applicable regulations permit. You can obtain the CMI for your medicine in a couple of different ways: checking the packaging of the medicine (it is sometimes included inside), or asking your doctor or pharmacist to print it out for you. Which strategy should you implement first?
A. Store the data in Google Drive and manually delete records as they expire.
B. Anonymize the data using the Cloud Data Loss Prevention API and store it indefinitely.
C. Store the data in Cloud Storage and use lifecycle management to delete files when they expire.
D. Store the data in Cloud Storage and run a nightly batch script that deletes all expired data.
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: 3 Explanation: Noteworthy if you are moving PHI from an on-prem source into cloud storage bucket, the object creation date recorded is the current date and not the original creation date as seen in on-prem source. To port original creation date you could script a function to write to the object metadata field called Custom time which is referenced in object lifecycle rules. So to delete objects up to 4 years, you add an object lifecycle rule specifying the following form parameters: Action = Delete object Object conditions = select Days since custom time checkbox and specify 1460 days.