Which term refers to centrally managed keys used to recover encrypted data?

• A. Grace Period
• B. WatchGuard Cloud
• C. License Types
• D. Centrally Managed Recovery Keys

Answer: (D)

Recovery keys that are centrally managed refer to encryption keys stored and controlled from a single administrator point, allowing authorized IT to decrypt data when a user’s key is unavailable. This central management ensures data can be recovered across devices, supports compliance and auditing, and prevents permanent loss of access due to a lost or forgotten key. The other terms don’t describe this capability: a grace period is about timing for license or service expiration, WatchGuard Cloud is the management platform, and license types describe how features are billed or allocated.