What should you select in the Data Masking feature?

In the Data Masking feature, selecting what must and must not be masked is crucial because it directly determines how sensitive information is handled within an organization. This feature allows you to specify which types of data need protection and should remain confidential, as well as which data can remain visible to users.

By defining specific masking rules, you can ensure compliance with various data protection regulations and enhance the overall security posture of your system. This selection allows organizations to control exposure to personally identifiable information (PII), financial data, and other sensitive information, reducing the risk of data breaches and maintaining user trust.

The other options do not relate directly to the purpose of Data Masking. For example, discussing what data can be publicly visible or the regions for data storage focuses on data access and management rather than on masking specifics. Personal data settings pertain more to individual privacy preferences rather than organizational data management practices related to masking.