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IT needs a clear policy on who can unlock emergency access to sensitive documents during investigations; currently it's chaotic.
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+We had a security incident where several people requested emergency access to customer files and IT…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+We had a security incident where several people requested emergency access to customer files and IT gave broad rights to resolve it. I want to define who in IT can manage emergency access going forward without blocking investigations. Recommend the roles that should have emergency unlock authority, the minimum audit trail we must capture when they use it, and one restriction that prevents routine use of emergency access for convenience.
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