The locker administrator of an organization is worried that giving developers "Consumer" access to a locker will compromise the integrity of the credentials. The developer can login into the control room and using the consumer access can view the values of the credential variables.
What can the administrator do to stop this?
A . The Locker administrator can encrypt the credentials and then store them inside the credential variables
B . The Locker administrator can use audit logs to check who viewed the credentials and then take necessary action if there is a violation
C . The Locker administrator can give developers "guest" role inside a locker to stip them to view the credentials
D . The Locker administrator can enable masking before entering values inside the credential variables
Answer: A
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