Which cybersecurity measure is specifically recommended for retailers of indigenous cultural artifacts to protect both digital transactions and cultural authenticity?

In today's global marketplace, cultural traditions and heritage items face unique cybersecurity challenges. From indigenous art to ceremonial artifacts, cultural retailers must navigate complex security threats while preserving authenticity. Test your knowledge about how cultural heritage retailers protect their digital presence and traditional products in the modern retail environment.

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Blockchain provenance verification that creates tamper-proof records of an artifact's origin, cultural significance, and ownership history
Standard SSL encryption that focuses primarily on securing financial transactions but not cultural verification
Facial recognition systems that authenticate buyers based on ethnic background matching the artifact's origin
Cultural appropriation filters that automatically block purchases from buyers outside the artifact's culture of origin