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isn't the security benefit from people genuinely not being confused and making accidental disclosures? You phrased it more focused on penalties applied after a
by burnished 3y ago
isn't the security benefit from people genuinely not being confused and making accidental disclosures? You phrased it more focused on penalties applied after a failure which to my novice understanding is too late (and ineffective anyway).
- mlyle 3y agoAbsolutely one reason is why people follow confidentiality rules is fear of punishment. I mentioned both: - It prevents people from not knowing something is sensitive and mishandling information - It prevents people from claiming that they didn't know something was sensitive after mishandling information