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Single Answer
0Which of the following is not a common reason to implement key escrow?
Answer Options
A
Regulatory compliance
B
Providing access to encrypted data for administrative reasons
C
Providing access to encrypted data in emergencies
D
Preventing the need for key rotation after a user leaves
Correct Answer: D
Explanation
Key rotation should occur when a user leaves, even if the key is escrowed. Regulatory compliance as well as providing access for administrative or emergency access to organizational data are common reasons to implement key escrow.