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- Definition: Information that is difficult to recover from due to enormous damage to the interests of stakeholders when disclosed
- Scope of disclosure: Sharing with people other than the recipient is prohibited.
- In most cases, TLP: RED information is shared orally or face-to-face.
- (Example) Matters related to contracts and agreements, such as confidential agreement documents
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- Definition: Information that could have a significant impact on the interests of stakeholders if disclosed
- Scope of disclosure: Restricted sharing - sharing within the recipient's organization
- To protect the recipient and the recipient's organization, and to prevent further harm, information is shared only with the recipient's customers
- Additional restrictions may be set on sharing as well as the originally intended purpose of sharing
- (Example) Internal and external information processed through approval, such as diplomatic documents
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- Definition: Information that, if disclosed, could have a significant impact on the interests of interested parties.
- Scope of disclosure: Restricted sharing - Recipient's organization internal group (belonging)
- (Example) In case corporate data is included in internal and external information processed for approval
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- Definition: Information that would have a negligible impact on the interests of interested parties if disclosed
- Scope of disclosure: Restricted sharing - limited to the recipient's affiliations, peers in the community, and partner organizations.
- Shared between external organizations or members that have signed business agreements
- It cannot be shared through a publicly accessible channel.
- (Example) Indicator of Compromise (IoC)
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- No sharing limits
- (Example) White papers and security notices
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