4.4 A methodology is a body of methods or rules employed by a discipline. Although there are a variety of ways by which sensitive data can be compromised, a standard methodology should be used in mitigating and deterring attacks. Consider a maximum of four techniques and give an example of why each technique of security methodology is crucial for any organisation.

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