What could happen to personnel who compromise Army information systems?

Personnel who compromise Army information systems are likely to face administrative and/or judicial sanctions because security breaches pose significant risks to national security, data integrity, and operational effectiveness. The consequences can be severe due to the sensitivity of information managed by the Army. Sanctions could include disciplinary actions, loss of security clearance, or even criminal charges depending on the nature and severity of the compromise. This approach underscores the Army's stringent policies regarding information security and the expectation of accountability for those who fail to uphold these standards.

In contrast, rewards are typically associated with positive contributions or improvements in security, rather than breaches. Additionally, while being put on leave or receiving warnings may occur in less serious situations, they are not appropriate responses to the severity of compromising information systems. The response to such actions is designed to protect information integrity and deter future violations.