The correct option is Handshake protocol and record protocol.

The TLS architecture is split into a handshake layer and a record layer. The handshake layer negotiates the cipher suite, authenticates peers, and establishes shared cryptographic keys. The record layer fragments and optionally compresses data, and then provides confidentiality and integrity for the bytes that are sent and received using the negotiated keys and algorithms.

Cloud Load Balancing is not a TLS protocol layer. It is a load balancing product and has nothing to do with the internal protocol layers of TLS.

Record protocol and data protocol is incorrect because the TLS specification does not define a separate "data protocol" layer. The record layer carries application data, but the standard name for the other TLS layer is the handshake protocol.

Transport protocol and record protocol is incorrect because the transport protocol such as TCP sits below TLS and is not one of TLS internal layers. TLS operates on top of a transport protocol and provides the record and handshake protocols above it.

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