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Trello Board Access and Sharing Review

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Check who can see and edit boards and what is stored on them.

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Review access to our Trello boards as a defensive review of boards my organisation owns. Boards, visibility settings and members with roles: [BOARDS_AND_ACCESS]. Types of information on cards: [CARD_CONTENT]. Guests and external collaborators: [GUESTS]. Our data policy: [POLICY].

Check for public or link-shareable boards holding internal information, former staff or contractors still listed, guests with edit rights, boards with no admin, and sensitive data in card descriptions or attachments. Present a ranked list with the worst first and one plain sentence on why each matters, rated by risk and effort. Suggest a simple rule for what may never be put on a card, such as passwords or identity numbers, and where to store them properly. Example (invented review of 12 boards): public visibility on 1 board, a planning board with client names.

Return a table of findings and actions, a message to board admins, and a quarterly access review routine. Mark settings you are unsure about [VERIFY]. Do not change anything before the board owner agrees, keep sensitive examples out of your reply, and give no steps for bypassing access controls.

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Invented review of 12 boards. Public visibility: 1 board (a planning board with client names). Members with admin rights: 14 across the boards, of which 6 are people who left. Guests with edit rights: 5. Boards with no admin: 2.
Actions: change visibility of the public board to private after checking with its owner; remove the 6 former staff; reduce guests to comment-only where editing is not needed; assign admins to the 2 orphan boards. After the changes, admins fall from 14 to 8 and public boards from 1 to 0. Repeat the review quarterly.

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