Overcoming Obstacles to Data Classification
First, data classification is one place where the old maxim is true: perfection is the enemy of the good. Some security professionals insist upon a scheme that is perfect in theory, but difficult to implement in all but the most disciplined of organizations. For example, if most users are ignorant o...
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