We focus on Cybersecurity this week and securing data to protect individuals and organizations. Security is a critical part of any organization's overall health, as the strength of their products and services depends on their most precious resources, data, and people. Sensitive personal information refers to any data that, if disclosed $($intentionally or not$)$ or mishandled, could potentially harm and individual's privacy, security, or personal well$-$being. Organizations are responsible for safeguarding the sensitive data of all employees, customers, and other stakeholders.The following is an example of sensitive personal information: John is a patient at the Acme Regional Hospital, where he recently has a minor medical procedure done. During his intake process, John discussed his mental health history, including his difficult childhood, therapy sessions, and prescribed medications. After completing the intake process, John was told to take a seat and wait to be called back for his scheduled procedure. As John was walking back to take a seat he noticed a handful of people in the sitting area, clearly in earshot of where he completed the intake. There are several confidentiality concerns when it comes to personal and sensitive information, including improper disclosure, inadequate data protection, third$-$party sharing, and insider threats. In the above example, the hospital has a duty to establish and enforce strict confidentiality policies and procedures, including staff training and private intake areas$/$rooms$.$ Use this forum to share an example where you feel that your sensitive personal information was required and not confidentially protected. Include why you feel that confidentiality was not ensured and the potential harm that could$/$did come due to the lack of protection. Be sure to not include the actual sensitive data in your post for example, use 'social security number' not the actual numbers.