💡 A. Encrypted physical copies of the data, and their encryption keys are stored together at the organization and are readily available upon request. – Incorrect Storing encrypted data and its encryption keys together at the organization is risky. If a disaster occurs (e.g., fire, cyberattack, or theft), both the data and the keys could be lost, making recovery impossible. B. Encrypted physical copies of the data are stored separately from their encryption keys, and both are held in secure locations a few hours away from the organization. – Correct This follows best practices for disaster recovery. Keeping encrypted data and encryption keys in separate offsite secure locations ensures that both are not lost simultaneously, allowing for successful data recovery.