The factors that must be considered when classifying information and supporting assets for risk management, legal discovery, and compliance are data stewardship roles, data handling and storage standards, and data lifecycle requirements. Data stewardship roles are the roles and responsibilities of the individuals or entities who are accountable for the creation, maintenance, protection, and disposal of the information and supporting assets. Data stewardship roles include data owners, data custodians, data users, and data stewards. Data handling and storage standards are the policies, procedures, and guidelines that define how the information and supporting assets should be handled and stored, based on their classification level, sensitivity, and value. Data handling and storage standards include data labeling, data encryption, data backup, data retention, and data disposal. Data lifecycle requirements are the requirements that specify the stages and processes that the information and supporting assets should go through, from their creation to their destruction. Data lifecycle requirements include data collection, data processing, data analysis, data sharing, data archiving, and data deletion. System owner roles and responsibilities, data handling standards, storage and secure development lifecycle requirements are not the factors that must be considered when classifying information and supporting assets for risk management, legal discovery, and compliance, although they may be related or relevant concepts. System owner roles and responsibilities are the roles and responsibilities of the individuals or entities who are accountable for the operation, performance, and security of the system that hosts or processes the information and supporting assets. System owner roles and responsibilities include system authorization, system configuration, system monitoring, and system maintenance. Data handling standards are the policies, procedures, and guidelines that define how the information should be handled, but not how the supporting assets should be stored. Data handling standards are a subset of data handling and storage standards. Storage and secure development lifecycle requirements are the requirements that specify the stages and processes that the storage and development systems should go through, from their inception to their decommissioning. Storage and secure development lifecycle requirements include storage design, storage implementation, storage testing, storage deployment, storage operation, storage maintenance, and storage disposal. Compliance office roles and responsibilities, classified material handling standards, storage system lifecycle requirements are not the factors that must be considered when classifying information and supporting assets for risk management, legal discovery, and compliance, although they may be related or relevant concepts. Compliance office roles and responsibilities are the roles and responsibilities of the individuals or entities who are accountable for ensuring that the organization complies with the applicable laws, regulations, standards, and policies. Compliance office roles and responsibilities include compliance planning, compliance assessment, compliance reporting, and compliance improvement. Classified material handling standards are the policies, procedures, and guidelines that define how the information and supporting assets that are classified by the government or military should be handled and stored, based on their security level, such as top secret, secret, or confidential. Classified material handling standards are a subset of data handling and storage standards. Storage system lifecycle requirements are the requirements that specify the stages and processes that the storage system should go through, from its inception to its decommissioning. Storage system lifecycle requirements are a subset of storage and secure development lifecycle requirements. System authorization roles and responsibilities, cloud computing standards, lifecycle requirements are not the factors that must be considered when classifying information and supporting assets for risk management, legal discovery, and compliance, although they may be related or relevant concepts. System authorization roles and responsibilities are the roles and responsibilities of the individuals or entities who are accountable for granting or denying access to the system that hosts or processes the information and supporting assets. System authorization roles and responsibilities include system identification, system authentication, system authorization, and system auditing. Cloud computing standards are the standards that define the requirements, specifications, and best practices for the delivery of computing services over the internet, such as infrastructure as a service (IaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), or software as a service (SaaS). Cloud computing standards include cloud service level agreements (SLAs), cloud interoperability, cloud portability, and cloud security. Lifecycle requirements are the requirements that specify the stages and processes that the information and supporting assets should go through, from their creation to their destruction. Lifecycle requirements are the same as data lifecycle requirements.
