An organization has a datacenter that processes highly sensitive information and is staffed $24$ hours a day. The datacenter includes email servers, and administrators purge email older than six months to comply with the organization's security policy. Access to the datacenter is controlled, and all systems that process sensitive information are marked. Administrators routinely back up data processed in the datacenter. They keep a copy of the backups on site and send an unmarked copy to one of the company warehouses. Warehouse workers organize the media by date, and they have backups from the last $20$ years. Employees work at the warehouse during the day and lock it when they leave at night and over the weekends. Recently a theft at the warehouse resulted in the loss of all of the offsite backup tapes. Later, copies of their data, including sensitive emails from years ago, began appearing on internet sites, exposing the organization's internal sensitive data.

Of the following choices, what would have prevented this loss without sacrificing security?

Group of answer choices

Mark the media kept offsite.

Don't store data offsite.

Destroy the backups offsite.

Use a secure offsite storage facility.