Will you be storing DuPont  Confidential ,  Special Control  or  Regulartory  data (as defined below) in your system?

•  Confidential 
  • Information of high sensitivity because of its timeliness, possible financial impact, or personnel-related content that must only be shared with those with a “need to know.” This “need to know” is what differentiates this level of sensitivity from the Internal Use Only classification. Confidential information is intended only to be shared with a limited number of people, based upon their need to know. Disclosure of Confidential information to those without a “need to know” can negatively impact business operations, cause revenue losses, productivity losses or loss of credibility and consumer confidence. Examples
    include proprietary financial and technical information, business objectives, planned advertising programs, personnel matters, labor contracts, proposed organization changes, and individual benefit plans.
•  Special Control 
  • Information of the highest sensitivity which, if revealed, could cause irreparable harm to the Company, its image, or financial stability. Special Control information must only be shared with selected individuals with a “need to know.” This information is of such a high level of sensitivity that access to it must be strictly controlled. Examples include process information, the loss of which would result in significant impact to the Corporation’s earnings, research which has been identified to have significant future impact to the Corporation’s earnings, unreleased earnings reports, sales forecasts, and business strategies and tactics, including information related to some unannounced mergers, acquisitions and divestitures. Note that Special Control information may be comprised of pieces of information which, by themselves, may be classified at a lower level.
•  Regulartory  (PII, HIPPA, SOX, ITAR, EAR/Export Control)
  • Regulatory includes data that is applicable to or requiring additional protections / handling associated with any regulation, government requirement, or to obtain or maintain regulatory approval.  Examples include export controlled information, ITAR data, Privacy requirements, etc.  Note that regulatory data often requires special handling and protections.