Question 500
A compliance team needs cryptographically verifiable evidence that ledger entries were not silently altered. Which technical property or constraint MOST directly matters here?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Ledger tamper evidence supports verification; it does not prevent every privileged misuse. This explains why the corrective action is to assess SQL ledger tables with digest storage and verification controls. Confirm the diagnosis when verification detects a controlled tampering attempt against the ledger history.
Incorrect Answers
Temporal history captures prior row versions when system versioning is enabled. The actual technical constraint is that ledger tamper evidence supports verification; it does not prevent every privileged misuse.
A missing selective access path forces large table or clustered-index scans. The actual technical constraint is that ledger tamper evidence supports verification; it does not prevent every privileged misuse.
Column-oriented compression and batch processing can accelerate broad aggregations. The actual technical constraint is that ledger tamper evidence supports verification; it does not prevent every privileged misuse.