You want to deploy Microsoft SQL Server 2008 on a database server to store confidential data that is accessed infrequently. The server itself is rack-mounted and is not likely to be stolen, but the disks are hot-swappable and could feasibly be removed by an intruder. You want to ensure that even if the server’s disks are stolen, nobody will be able to read the contents of the disks. You also want the server to be able to restart without administrator assistance. What should you do to best meet the requirements of the database server?

A. Buy a server with a TPM 1.2 module and use AD RMS to protect the data.
B. Use BitLocker to protect the data. You do not need a server with a TPM 1.2.
C. Use AD RMS to protect the data. You do not need a server with a TPM 1.2.
D. Buy a server with a TPM 1.2 module and use BitLocker to protect the data.