A. business risk.
This ensures that the classification reflects the potential impact of data loss or exposure on the organization, prioritizing protection based on the actual risks faced.
The classification of information assets functions like a label in determining the degree of control and management of information by value and importance.
Isn't the usual classification is High, Mid, and Low? These are all relating to risks right.
When classifying information, the most important consideration is to align the classification to business risk. Information classification involves categorizing data based on its level of sensitivity and importance.
Business risk is also an important consideration when classifying information, but it is typically addressed in the security policy. The security policy should identify the risks that the organization faces and the measures that should be implemented to mitigate those risks. The classification system should reflect the risks identified in the security policy, ensuring that sensitive data is protected appropriately.
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