Which of the following is a step you should not take to protect against spillage?

The step you should not take to protect against spillage is to use a classified network for unclassified work.

This is because it increases the risk of classified information being accidentally or intentionally transmitted to the unclassified network, which could lead to a spillage incident.

All of the other steps listed below are appropriate ways to protect against spillage:

• Implement strong enterprise-wide security measures.

• Educate personnel on data protection rules and security best practices.

• Limit data access to only those who need it.

• Encrypt data.

• Separate company and personal accounts.

• Implement data loss prevention (DLP) solutions.

• Audit security mechanisms regularly.

• Create a framework for information management.