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Use this template to document a formal policy to define your data classification program.
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Use this template to thoroughly outline details of the data classification program, including classification levels, data handling requirements, and disclaimers.
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Use this tool to track and classify corporate data. Gain insight on the location and security of various data and repositories to drive strategic security decisions.
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Assign responsibilities to your data classification program.
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Use this tool to conduct interviews with data owners in your organization. Discover what and where your data exists and the current data handling procedures in place.
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Use this tool to summarize important metrics in your organization.
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This template can be customized and used as either a pamphlet or a poster to educate your organization on the importance of data classification.
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Stephen Hawking said, “Technology continues to empower people of all abilities.” Never before have we had more tools and technology at our disposal to improve people’s...
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Value-based medicine actively integrates patient preferences and cost-utility into evidenced-based clinical practice. Project managers must do the same for their projects.
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Digital assistants and chat-bots have already changed the face of consumer communications – can they do the same for your organization’s knowledge management program?
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