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Annually for most DoD and federal personnel with access to systems or records containing PII.
PII is any information that can identify a specific individual. PHI (Protected Health Information) is a subset of PII specifically tied to health records and covered under HIPAA.
Anyone who collects, accesses, maintains, or disposes of records containing personally identifiable information as part of their job.
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Full name combined with SSN, date of birth, driver's license number, financial account numbers, or biometric records — generally anything that can identify or be traced to a specific individual.
Consequences range from required breach reporting and mitigation to disciplinary action, depending on the severity and whether the mishandling was negligent or intentional.