In order to mask a sensitive property, which configuration is utilized?

The correct configuration to mask a sensitive property is a data masking policy. This type of policy is specifically designed to enhance data security by obscuring sensitive information, making it unreadable or unidentifiable to unauthorized users while still allowing authorized users to access the necessary data in a meaningful way.

Data masking policies are often utilized to comply with data privacy regulations and standards by ensuring that sensitive data like personal identifiable information (PII) or financial data is not exposed unnecessarily. These policies ensure that even if data is exposed in reports or during processing, the actual sensitive values are not revealed, thereby protecting the data from misuse.

Access control policy rules are mainly focused on determining who can access which data or functionality within the application but do not directly alter or mask the actual displayed data itself. Encryption settings are vital for securing data at rest and in transit, providing a layer of security that ensures data cannot be accessed without the proper decryption key, but they do not specifically pertain to masking data for visibility purposes in user interfaces. Visibility rules control the display of properties in the user interface but do not provide the same degree of security as a data masking policy in terms of obfuscating sensitive information.