What should be treated the same as all other IDACS data?

BMV data, which refers to Bureau of Motor Vehicle data, consists of sensitive information that should be treated with a high level of confidentiality and security, similar to other data handled by IDACS. This data often includes personal identifiers such as names, addresses, and vehicle registration details, all of which are governed by strict privacy laws and regulations.

In the context of IDACS operations, protecting sensitive data is paramount to prevent misuse or unauthorized access. Therefore, just like other IDACS data, BMV data requires proper handling, storage, and dissemination to ensure the integrity of the information and the privacy of individuals.

While public records may be accessible, they often do not require the same strict handling procedures as protected data. Social media posts can vary widely in content and may not be classified as data that must be handled within the same framework as official IDACS information, and personal notes are typically not subject to the same data governance as official IDACS records. Hence, it is crucial to treat BMV data with the same level of caution and respect as other IDACS data.