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This document discusses protecting sensitive information and provides examples of types of sensitive information. It notes that sensitive information includes personal information, education records, medical records, customer information, research data, and confidential personnel information. It emphasizes that sensitive information should only be accessed when required for your job and that employees are responsible for keeping sensitive information confidential in accordance with various state and federal regulations.
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