In DISS, what does "personnel security" entail?

"Personnel security" primarily focuses on safeguarding information by ensuring that only individuals with the appropriate clearances can access sensitive information. This involves conducting background checks, verifying credentials, and implementing various procedures to assess a person's trustworthiness and reliability. By ensuring that personnel have the necessary security clearances, organizations can mitigate risks associated with unauthorized access to sensitive data.

In contrast, maintaining software systems involves more technical aspects related to IT infrastructure. Managing access control features is related but emphasizes the technical implementation of access rights rather than the validation of personnel. Conducting training programs, while important for overall security awareness, does not specifically address the verification of individual clearances, which is the core of personnel security.