What is the role of security in streaming transcripts?

• A. Storing transcripts only on a local device
• B. Encrypting data in transit and applying secure access controls to prevent interception.
• C. Sharing access with anyone
• D. Streaming without any protections

Answer: (B)

Security in streaming transcripts means protecting the data as it moves and as it is stored, so only authorized people can read it and it can’t be tampered with. The best choice focuses on encrypting the stream in transit and enforcing secure access controls. Encrypting data in transit uses safeguards like TLS to scramble the transcript so someone eavesdropping on the network can’t read it. Secure access controls mean strong authentication and proper authorization so only intended users can view the transcripts, ensuring privacy and preventing interception or leakage.

Storing transcripts only on a local device misses protection during transmission and if the device is lost or breached, and it doesn’t address who is allowed to access the transcripts. Sharing access with anyone defeats privacy and access control. Streaming without any protections leaves the data exposed to interception and tampering.