The public-information officer asks to strip every username from a report about a public account impersonating the city library. What identifier practice should the analyst follow?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Need-to-know is a highlighter, not a black marker over the whole page. The public impersonation handle is the subject—you have to leave that visible or the report is a riddle. Extra private people do not belong in the margins.
Full Explanation
Reports should include identifiers required to understand and re-perform the finding and exclude surplus personal data. The public impersonation account is the subject, so its handle stays. Unrelated private individuals, home addresses, and personal logins are not required to explain a public library impersonation. Total redaction or random letter codes prevent verification.