Question 340
The business case is: A departed employee's access is revoked but an index still returns old sensitive excerpts. Select TWO: the appropriate design decision and convincing validation evidence. (Select TWO.)
Explanation
Correct Answers
The intervention for the stated situation A departed employee's access is revoked but an index still returns old sensitive excerpts is: Evaluate supported enterprise connectors by data freshness, indexing limits and identity-aware retrieval rather than assuming access is universal. It directly mitigates: A connector that ignores the end-user identity may return unauthorized or outdated enterprise records.
A separate outcome check for the situation A departed employee's access is revoked but an index still returns old sensitive excerpts is: An access matrix and freshness test confirm connector queries honor source permissions and updated content. It measures the effect of the selected intervention rather than relying on the existence of a proposal.
Incorrect Answers
This choice addresses gemini enterprise rollout and edition constraints; its main associated risk is: Assuming every edition has identical connectors, quotas and features can lead to failed rollout and surprise costs. However, the situation A departed employee's access is revoked but an index still returns old sensitive excerpts is primarily about gemini enterprise connectors and identity propagation. The targeted decision is: Evaluate supported enterprise connectors by data freshness, indexing limits and identity-aware retrieval rather than assuming access is universal.
This choice addresses gemini app for individual productivity; its main associated risk is: Using a personal assistant as the backend of a regulated company integration can sidestep deployment, access and audit controls. However, the situation A departed employee's access is revoked but an index still returns old sensitive excerpts is primarily about gemini enterprise connectors and identity propagation. The targeted decision is: Evaluate supported enterprise connectors by data freshness, indexing limits and identity-aware retrieval rather than assuming access is universal.
This choice addresses notebooklm and focused source-based research; its main associated risk is: A focused notebook with missing sources can appear authoritative even when it cannot see newer or restricted enterprise information. However, the situation A departed employee's access is revoked but an index still returns old sensitive excerpts is primarily about gemini enterprise connectors and identity propagation. The targeted decision is: Evaluate supported enterprise connectors by data freshness, indexing limits and identity-aware retrieval rather than assuming access is universal.