File Naming Convention
File Naming Conventions
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Reproduction of this type of information requires approval of the Source and/or highest officer of the organization. These are information protected by Statutory and privacy regulations and contractual agreements.
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The unauthorized disclosure, alteration or destruction of that information could cause a significant level of risk to the organization or its affiliates and access to the information is to be restricted to a small number of individuals. This information classification requires the highest level of security controls .
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Information related to the organization that should not be released to public or to clients or those Cloudstaffers engaged by them - Internal or commercially sensitive policies, operational procedures, etc. are marked with “ALL HUB”
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This means having the access you need to do your job.
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Any file that does not include a classification in the filename is automatically considered “PUBLIC”
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File Naming Convention (FNC) is a framework for naming your files in a way that describes what they contain and how they relate to other files.
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Record naming convention
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Paper documents will be disposed by
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IMS Controlled document naming convention
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