Developers ask for a full copy of the production citizens' database to test a new feature. What is the responsible approach?
Des développeurs demandent une copie complète de la base de production des citoyens pour tester une nouvelle fonction. Quelle est l'approche responsable ?
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AGive them a direct copy, since developers are staff and the data stays inside the institutionLeur donner une copie directe, puisque les développeurs font partie du personnel et que les données restent dans l'institution
BEmail them the production passwordLeur envoyer par e-mail le mot de passe de production
CLet them test directly on productionLes laisser tester directement en production
DProvide a masked or anonymised copy with personal data replacedFournir une copie masquée ou anonymisée, où les données personnelles sont remplacées
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