Learning about CDP helps us as a team to understand the importance of our desktops being free of sensitive or confidential information and aware of the risks it implies for the company or for collaborators themselves. Employers are responsible for providing access to a paper shredder and storage space for printed documents that need to be disposed of or locked away. Generally, employees are responsible for cleaning their desks or workspaces of any sensitive or confidential material when they leave the office at the end of the day or any time they step away from their posts. Most CDPs require employees to clear their desks of all papers at the end of the day.” - Tech Target All PowerShell 5 feedback directs to PowerShell 7. All unqualified links seem to go to the latest version which is not correct for Windows PowerShell ISE matters.

“A clean desk policy (CDP) is a corporate directive that specifies how employees should leave their working space when they leave the office. The Powershell 7 hierarchy on learn has Windows PowerShell branches which do not apply to V7.

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