Online Courses Professional Development Business Skills Non-Public Information: Carefully Handling a Critical Business Resource (Summary)

Non-Public Information: Carefully Handling a Critical Business Resource (Summary)

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Classify data as either public or non-public
Distinguish between types of non-public data
Apply proper handling processes for non-public data

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Non-public business information serves as a vital resource, and its proper use helps to safeguard this important asset. This information can involve, for example, certain intellectual property, personal information, and sensitive, confidential information. It may be entrusted with an organization by a customer, business partner ,or other third party. How employees identify, use, safeguard ,and properly share non-public information serves as a critical responsibility. This course introduces and summarizes the key elements for identifying, working with, and safeguarding non-public information.

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Non-Public Information: Carefully Handling a Critical Business Resource (Summary)

Non-Public Information: Carefully Handling a Critical Business Resource (Summary)
Non-Public Information: Carefully Handling a Critical Business Resource (Summary)
Non-public business information serves as a vital resource, and its proper use helps to safeguard this important asset. This information can involve, for example, certain intellectual property, personal information, and sensitive, confidential information. It may be entrusted with an organization by a customer, business partner ,or other third party. How employees identify, use, safeguard ,and properly share non-public information serves as a critical responsibility. This course introduces and summarizes the key elements for identifying, working with, and safeguarding non-public information.

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