When designing a Blue Prism solution a Blue Prism architect must respect the requirement that no customer data is visible within the Blue Prism database.
Consider these possible design alternatives:
1. No customer data in the work queue
2. Encrypt the data in the work queue
3. Switch off all stage parameter logging
Which combination of the above will guarantee that no customer data is visible in the Blue Prism log file?
When designing a Blue Prism solution where no customer data should be visible in the Blue Prism database, a combination of approaches needs to be considered. Ensuring no customer data is visible in the Blue Prism log file requires preventing the data from appearing in logs in any form. Option 1 ensures that no customer data is populated in the work queue, thus minimizing the chances of it being logged. However, to further ensure that no sensitive data appears in logs, switching off stage parameter logging (Option 3) is also necessary as it prevents parameters, which might include customer data, from being logged during operation. Encrypting the data in the work queue (Option 2) adds an additional layer of security but it does not fulfill the requirement of no data visibility in the logs. Therefore, the right combination is ensuring data is not in the work queue and preventing stage parameter logging, hence Option 1 and 3 together guarantee minimal risk of customer data visibility in Blue Prism logs.
In the BP Dev Cert Exam Prep, answer was D. I think it's because it says "Blue Prism Log file". Should consider all listed but itvs not in the option, so D.
The truth is yours.
Yes, B is the correct answer.
It should be B (2 and 3) without having items (data) in WQ how business logic will be executed.
Stage parameter logging available only for the actions (business objects). User must set stage logging to "disable" for all elements which manipulates sensitive data, not only parameters
I think it is B
Based on your provided options and considering the requirement to not have customer data visible in the Blue Prism log file, the correct answer is indeed D. None. None of the provided options (1, 2, or 3) can guarantee that no customer data is visible in the Blue Prism log file. While options 2 and 3 (encrypting data in the work queue and switching off stage parameter logging) provide some level of protection, they do not ensure complete removal of customer data from the logs. Option 1 alone also doesn't guarantee complete data security in the logs. To ensure complete protection of customer data, additional measures like data masking, encryption, and careful design of data handling and logging mechanisms are necessary.
I think its C (1 and 3). Encrypting the work queue doesn't prevent me from seeing the data/parameters in the session log
Switching off stage-logging will not prevent customer data appearing in session logs. Correct answer should be B (2 & 3)