A security administrator must use a strategy to protect the company's data. The security administrator decides to deploy FDE on the end user devices and TLS for all web connections. Which of the following concepts are being used? (Select two).

Data segmentation refers to the practice of separating data into distinct sections to enhance security and manageability. While this can be part of a broader security strategy, the actions described in the scenario—FDE and TLS—do not directly involve segmenting data but rather focus on securing it in both storage and transmission.

Data sovereignty relates to the concept that data is subject to the laws and regulations of the country in which it is located. While important for compliance, this concept is not directly relevant to the implementation of FDE and TLS, which focus on encryption and security rather than legal jurisdiction.

Data in use refers to information actively being processed or manipulated by applications and users. The measures taken by the administrator—FDE and TLS—primarily focus on protecting data at rest and data in transit, not specifically addressing data that is currently in use.

Data redundancy involves duplicating data to prevent loss and enhance availability. While redundancy is a key aspect of data management strategies, it does not relate to the security measures described, which are focused on encryption rather than data duplication.