Which of these is NOT an aspect of a software’s security features?

Question

(1 point)
Responses

ability to handle errors without crashing

ability to handle errors without crashing

two-factor authentication

two-factor authentication

encrypted data communication

encrypted data communication

data validation

Answer 1

The option that is NOT typically considered an aspect of a software's security features is:

ability to handle errors without crashing

While error handling is important for overall software robustness and reliability, it is not specifically a security feature. The other options (two-factor authentication, encrypted data communication, and data validation) are directly related to enhancing the security of the software.