Privacy frameworks, such as the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), are designed not only as guidelines, but also as enforceable standards that dictate the protection of sensitive and confidential information. Proactive compliance management is crucial for avoiding legal pitfalls and upholding the integrity of data management in accordance with enforceable privacy laws. In this assignment, you will learn to classify various types of personal and financial data, according to their sensitivity levels (i.e., confidential, sensitive, or public). You will also determine the appropriate security measures, such as access control, encryption, and integrity checks, to comply with relevant enforceable standards. Data Fields Classification (Confidential, Sensitive or Public) How will you protect (A - Access Control, E-Encryption, I-Integrity Checks, N-none). You can use multiple controls. Example: Employee's SSN Confidential A, E, I Employee's Name Employee's Vacination Records Employee's Address Employee's Children Names Schools Employee Attended Employee's Checking Account Number Employee's Pay Amount (non-govermental) Employee's Dental tratment records Employee's Language Spoken at Home Employee's Country of Birth Employee's Drivers License Number Employee's Immigration Status Employee's Hobby Student's grades Student's School attended Whether Student graduate from High School Student's Medical Records Student disabilities Employee's bank account Balance Employee's Marital Status Employee's Employee's Aliases Employee's Credit Report Employees Criminal Record