Data Classification Examples How to Classify Data Minimum Security Standards for Systems Information Security Policy Exception Request Information Resources Acceptable Use Agreement Portions of this ...

The Data Risk Classification Policy, approved and signed by President Tripathi, is available in the University Policy Library.  ...

Purpose This document defines the William & Mary system and data classification scheme and establishes procedures for protecting critical IT systems and sensitive and protected university data ...

Revise and replace prior version of the Data Classification Policy. The previous versions of the Data Classification Policy categorized data into three categories: confidential, internal, and public.

What is Data Classification and Why Is It Important? Data classification is the process of organizing data into categories, either manually or through the use of technology, with the purpose of making ...

The University at Buffalo (UB, university) has legal and ethical obligations to ensure that all forms of university data are adequately secured to minimize the risk of unauthorized use or disclosure.

A new set of China data classification standards helps companies and regulators identify different types of data for regulatory compliance.

Data classification may not be a new concept, but it is a crucial one in the information security landscape. It’s vital because once you classify data into its type, level of access, and protection ...

If your company is manually classifying any data, you've already lost the data security battle. Data security is reliant on classification, but data classification is unreliable today because it ...