Basic principle 4: Limit access. Be selective in whom you give access to which data and services
[Translation of the Dutch text on the screen]

Why? Because you minimise the risk of incidents and abuse by only giving people access to the systems they really need.
[We see an employee sitting behind his computer in an office. He clicks on a link to a folder labelled 'management'.]

Say, everyone can access everything.  
[We see an employee sitting behind his computer in an office. He clicks on a link to a document labelled 'Confidential company data', opens it and prints it.] 

That may lead to unexpected problems.  
[Now we see the employee enter an office building labelled "The competition", with a binder containing paperwork under his arm.]

But you can prevent this. If you take action. 
[Now we see the film rewinding (with sound and visual effects of a rewinding videotape)]

By consciously giving people access only to the systems they need. 
[We see the employee, sitting behind the same screen as before. He clicks the folder 'management' and a pop up appears: "access denied".]

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