A draft policy bans all cloud storage with no exceptions process. What policy-design problem should the governance council flag?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A 'never ever' cloud ban with no off-ramp is a policy people walk around, not through. Good rules are clear, enforceable, and have a real exceptions path for legitimate needs. Otherwise the unofficial workaround becomes the real standard.
Full Explanation
Usable data and technology policies balance control with operable pathways for approved use, including documented exceptions and owners. Absolute prohibitions without review mechanisms drive shadow workarounds and erode trust in governance. Concealment or punitive extremes do not create compliance. Councils should insist on clarity, risk-based controls, and exception processes so policy can be enforced consistently.