What type of information is typically governed by a Temporary Secure Working Area (TSWA)?

A Temporary Secure Working Area (TSWA) is specifically designed to handle classified information. This includes documents and data that require protection due to their sensitivity and the potential risk to national security if disclosed. The environment provided by a TSWA ensures that individuals can work with this type of information while maintaining its confidentiality and integrity.

The other types of information listed, such as Top Secret data, unclassified data, and public records, do not accurately reflect what is governed by a TSWA. Though Top Secret data is classified, it typically requires more stringent security measures than a TSWA may provide, which is generally focused on lower classifications within the realm of classified information. In contrast, unclassified data and public records do not require the specific security or controlled environment that a TSWA provides, as they can be freely accessed by authorized personnel and the public without risk to security.