Content
- Should define who can have access to sensitive information.
- Should define how sensitive information is to be stored and transmitted (encrypted, archive files, unencoded, etc.).
- Should define on which systems sensitive information can be stored.
- Should discuss what levels of sensitive information can be printed on physically insecure printers.
- Should define how sensitive information is removed from systems and storage devices.
- Should discuss any default file and directory permissions defined in system-wide configuration files.
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