Two proposed actions compete for the same maintenance window. One earns more points but protects a low-value pilot; the other closes broad access to a merger workspace. What should determine the decision?

Choose the single best answer.

A.Treat the peer benchmark as sufficient evidence to accept the merger exposure
B.Choose the larger point increase without assessing data exposure
C.Defer both actions until the next benchmark refresh
D.Prioritize the exposed business-critical data and verify the resulting access boundary

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Prioritize the exposed business-critical data and verify the resulting access boundary

Business impact and exposure should drive priority, so the merger workspace deserves attention. Point totals alone cannot rank local risk, waiting for a benchmark leaves exposure open, and peer performance does not justify accepting access to critical data.

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