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The two items that must be protected as Personally Identifiable Information (PII) are: B. Home address ✅ Home address directly identifies an individual’s location and is considered sensitive PII. E. Date of birth ✅ Date of birth, combined with other info, can identify an individual uniquely and is protected as PII.
Home address & date of birth. Work phone / time zone / job title are too generic, although in most organizations (and I myself consider it to be so) this would absolutely be PII. Blood type is PHII.
B. Home address E. Date of birth Here's why: Job title: While sensitive in some contexts, it's generally not considered PII on its own unless it can be uniquely linked to an individual and used to identify them. Work phone number: Similar to job title, it depends on the organization and potential for identification. It might be considered PII in certain contexts. Time zone: It's not directly linked to an individual's identity and doesn't pose a privacy risk by itself. Blood type: This is sensitive medical information and definitely falls under PII protection.