Who determines security for the system's documentation?

Who determines security for the system's documentation?

• A. The installers
• B. The building owner
• C. The stakeholders
• D. The AHJ

Answer: (C)

Security decisions about how the system’s documentation is protected are made by the stakeholders—the people and groups with a vested interest in the project. That includes the building owner, facility managers, operators, designers, and others who rely on or affect the documentation. They determine what information must be kept confidential, who is allowed to view or modify it, and how it should be stored and protected, based on contractual terms, regulatory requirements, and everyday operations. The AHJ enforces code compliance and may require certain security measures, but it does not set the internal security policy itself. Installers implement procedures and maintain records, but they don’t decide the overall security policy.

Security decisions about how the system’s documentation is protected are made by the stakeholders—the people and groups with a vested interest in the project. That includes the building owner, facility managers, operators, designers, and others who rely on or affect the documentation. They determine what information must be kept confidential, who is allowed to view or modify it, and how it should be stored and protected, based on contractual terms, regulatory requirements, and everyday operations. The AHJ enforces code compliance and may require certain security measures, but it does not set the internal security policy itself. Installers implement procedures and maintain records, but they don’t decide the overall security policy.