Which type of data is prohibited from being shared outside of authorized users?

The correct answer is the type of data that is compromised or sensitive criminal justice information, because this data is specifically designed to be protected under various laws and regulations governing the sharing of personal and sensitive information. Compromised or sensitive criminal justice data includes information that could jeopardize an ongoing investigation, the safety of individuals involved, or the integrity of criminal justice agencies. Access to this data is restricted to authorized personnel only, such as law enforcement officers or individuals who have undergone appropriate training and background checks, ensuring that it is handled responsibly and securely.

In contrast, publicly available data can be accessed by anyone without restrictions and does not fall under the same stringent regulations as sensitive information. Non-sensitive personal data, while it may require discretion in its handling, does not have the same level of prohibitive measures as sensitive criminal justice information. Finally, general law enforcement data may vary in terms of sensitivity; however, it can also be shared under specific guidelines depending on authorized use and context, which does not necessarily apply to the most sensitive types of data that require heightened protection.