You can apply certain controls to protect information within Get Covered Illinois. Which of the following is NOT a recommended control?

Sharing your password with your supervisor is not a recommended control because it compromises the security and confidentiality of sensitive information. Passwords are intended to be secret and are a fundamental element of an individual’s security. When you share your password, you increase the risk of unauthorized access to your personal information and that of others. The principle of least privilege dictates that access to sensitive systems and data should be limited to only those who need it for their roles, and sharing passwords undermines this principle.

On the other hand, changing your password often helps enhance security by reducing the window of opportunity for someone to misuse an old password. Participating in security awareness training programs equips individuals with the knowledge needed to identify and respond to security threats effectively. Restricting access to systems that contain sensitive information ensures that only authorized users can access that information, thereby protecting it from unauthorized access and potential breaches.