Understanding the organization's risk tolerance is crucial because it determines the level of data sanitization required to mitigate risks associated with data breaches or unauthorized access. The chosen method should align with the organization's acceptable level of risk and the sensitivity of the data being sanitized.
Risk tolerance is important in determining how thoroughly data should be sanitized (e.g., simple deletion versus physical destruction), but first, you must understand the type of storage device to ensure the chosen method is technically feasible and effective.
A. Risk tolerance.
This is particularly important for highly-regulated industries, which should opt for complete data sanitization to achieve compliance with data privacy and security regulations and mitigate the impact of a security breach. Other factors like implementation cost, industry standards, and storage type are also important, but risk tolerance is the primary consideration.
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