There is a four-part test to determine the reasonableness of the action of an organization that has allowed a breach of privacy to occur. Which of the following is not one of the considerations?
A) Is the measure causing the breach demonstrably necessary to meet a specific need?
B) Is the breach likely to be effective in meeting a specific need?
C) Is the loss of privacy proportional to the benefit gained?
D) Is there a less privacy-invasive way of achieving the same end?
E) Did the firm monetarily benefit from the breach of privacy?

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The four-part test for determining the reasonableness of an organization's action that has led to a breach of privacy typically includes considerations of necessity, effectiveness, proportionality, and the availability of less invasive alternatives. The firm's monetary benefit from the breach is not a standard part of this test.

There Is a Four-Part Test to Determine the Reasonableness of the Action