What is NOT a component of Workload Security?

Workload Security focuses on protecting the workloads running in an environment, which encompasses a variety of security measures tailored to maintain the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data and services. While data encryption is a critical security practice, it is more related to the protection of data at rest and in transit rather than a specific component of workload security.

Active Defense, Security Prevention, and Vulnerability Detection are integral components of workload security because they directly relate to monitoring, protecting, and responding to threats affecting computing resources. Active Defense involves proactive measures taken to detect and mitigate attacks in real time. Security Prevention refers to strategies and controls implemented to prevent security breaches before they occur, while Vulnerability Detection focuses on identifying and resolving weaknesses that could be exploited by attackers.

By contrast, data encryption serves a broader purpose that applies to data management in general, rather than specifically to the aspects of managing and securing workloads. Hence, it is not categorized strictly under the components of Workload Security.