Implement records management/data management policies with metadata tagging for individual fields in a record.
This could cover Unclassified/Secret/etc. as well as PII/PHI. Then when a FOIA requests comes in, the software handling the release automatically redacts the PII/PHI fields, does a timestamp check for the Secret+ fields and redacts if < (xx years).
This is why best practice is to put classification markings on every paragraph in a classified document (seems like a pain but clearly it's important and needed). It builds a mental "muscle memory" in the staff for granular metadata tagging that eases the production of derivative classified products, Foreign Disclosure, and FOIA.
This could cover Unclassified/Secret/etc. as well as PII/PHI. Then when a FOIA requests comes in, the software handling the release automatically redacts the PII/PHI fields, does a timestamp check for the Secret+ fields and redacts if < (xx years).
This is why best practice is to put classification markings on every paragraph in a classified document (seems like a pain but clearly it's important and needed). It builds a mental "muscle memory" in the staff for granular metadata tagging that eases the production of derivative classified products, Foreign Disclosure, and FOIA.