CIPT (Certified Information Privacy Technologist) Practice

The core requirement for Persistent Data Storage is to store data beyond the current transaction for future retrieval. This is essential for maintaining a history of data or enabling features that require accessing previously stored information. Storing data only for the current transaction (Option A) would not fulfill the purpose of persistent storage. Deleting data after each transaction (Option B) would not allow for future retrieval of information. Encrypting data completely (Option D) is important for data security but is not the core requirement for persistent data storage.