Who primarily benefits from the information shared through the Disclosure function of DISS?

The information shared through the Disclosure function of DISS primarily benefits authorized entities. This is because the Disclosure function is designed to provide pertinent and critical data to individuals or organizations that have been granted the necessary permissions to access sensitive or classified information. Authorized entities, such as government officials, regulatory bodies, or other stakeholders with legitimate interests, can make informed decisions or analyses based on the data provided, thereby enhancing transparency and accountability.

By ensuring that only authorized entities have access to this information, DISS safeguards sensitive data while facilitating responsible use among those who need it for legitimate purposes. This focus on authorized access and use of information underlines the fundamental principles of data protection and compliance within structured information systems.