SECURITY

Cybersecurity measures and practices must be in place to facilitate a secure environment for the storage, use, and dissemination of Organizational Data to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information. Controlling who has access to information is also important.

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Data Protection Categorization

This Categorization indicates the minimum level of protections required for Organizational Data and Information Systems based on Cyber Security requirements.

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Sensitive Data Categorization

This Categorization indicates if information is deemed sensitive and thus requires additional protections for Organizational Data and Information Systems based on Cyber Security requirements.

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Data Protection Safeguards

Cyber Security requirements for the appropriate controls that should be in place for Organizational Data based on that data's various categorizations.

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Protected Data Practices

Cyber Security requirements and best practices on how to use, store, and share Organizational Data based on that data's various categorizations.

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Access Procedures

Access to Organizational Data is often required for many job functions. Established access procedures contribute to the protection against cybersecurity threats and dangers.

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Separation of Duties

Responsibility for related transactions should be divided among employees so that one employee’s work serves as a check on the work of other employees.

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