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 The role that the CIO has a primary obligation to work with in order to ensure proper protection of data during and after the cloud migration is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). The CISO is the senior executive who is responsible for establishing, implementing, and maintaining the information security strategy, policies, and programs of the organization, and for ensuring the alignment and integration of the information security objectives and activities with the business goals and operations of the organization. The CISO is the role that the CIO has a primary obligation to work with in order to ensure proper protection of data during and after the cloud migration, as the CISO can provide the leadership, guidance, and expertise for the information security aspects of the cloud migration, such as the risk assessment, the security controls, the compliance requirements, the incident response, and the security monitoring of the cloud services . References: [CISSP CBK, Fifth Edition, Chapter 1, page 28]; [100 CISSP Questions, Answers and Explanations, Question 20].

Purging or re-imaging the hard disk drive of a laptop before traveling to a high risk area will reduce the risk of data compromise or theft in case the laptop is lost, stolen, or seized by unauthorized parties. Purging or re-imaging the hard disk drive will erase all the data and applications on the laptop, leaving only the operating system and the essential software. This will minimize the exposure of sensitive or confidential information that could be accessed by malicious actors. Purging or re-imaging the hard disk drive should be done using secure methods that prevent data recovery, such as overwriting, degaussing, or physical destruction.

The other options will not reduce the risk to the laptop as effectively as purging or re-imaging the hard disk drive. Examining the device for physical tampering will only detect if the laptop has been compromised after the fact, but will not prevent it from happening. Implementing more stringent baseline configurations will improve the security settings and policies of the laptop, but will not protect the data if the laptop is bypassed or breached. Changing access codes will make it harder for unauthorized users to log in to the laptop, but will not prevent them from accessing the data if they use other methods, such as booting from a removable media or removing the hard disk drive.

 The primary security concern associated with the implementation of smart cards is that the cards can be misplaced, lost, stolen, or damaged, resulting in the compromise of the user’s identity, credentials, or data stored on the card. The other options are not the primary security concern, but rather secondary or minor issues. The cards have limited memory, which may affect the performance or functionality of the card, but not the security. Vendor application compatibility may affect the interoperability or usability of the card, but not the security. Mobile code can be embedded in the card, which may introduce malicious or unauthorized functionality, but this is a rare and sophisticated attack that requires physical access to the card and specialized equipment. References: CISSP All-in-One Exam Guide, Eighth Edition, Chapter 5, p. 275; Official (ISC)2 CISSP CBK Reference, Fifth Edition, Chapter 6, p. 348.