An organizational policy designed to limit employee access to certain websites helps to:

The correct answer is A. Safeguard the interests of the organization. Restricting access to non-business sites is a preventive control that protects organizational security, limits exposure to cyber threats, and ensures productivity standards are upheld. Extract from HRCI-aligned HR knowledge (Risk Management): SPHR's risk framework includes…

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ASafeguard the interests of the organization
BEnhance existing social responsibility programs
CManage the bandwidth of existing communications
DAddress concerns about protecting employee information

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A
94% (44)
C
2% (1)
D
4% (2)

Explanation

Restricting access to non-business sites is a preventive control that protects organizational security, limits exposure to cyber threats, and ensures productivity standards are upheld. Extract from HRCI-aligned HR knowledge (Risk Management): SPHR's risk framework includes "proactive policy development to protect corporate assets and productivity." Web restrictions are part of a larger IT security and compliance strategy, especially in data-sensitive industries.

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