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Secure defaults people will leave switched on
A protective default is effective when people can complete real work without disabling it. Build a usable route for legitimate exceptions and test the resulting behavior.
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How to label data when you do not have a committee
A useful label changes how information is stored, shared, or retained. Keep the scheme small enough for people to apply and connect it to the tools they actually use.
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How long a shared file link should stay open
A sharing link should serve a specific task and audience. Named recipients, suitable permissions, and an expiry date can reduce access that continues after the work is done.
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