What items are classified as examples of sensitive property?

Sensitive property encompasses items that, if disclosed or mishandled, could pose a significant risk to national security, public safety, or organizational integrity. Nuclear codes fit this definition as they represent critical information necessary to authorize the use of nuclear weapons or facilities. Their classification as sensitive property stems from the potential consequences of unauthorized access.

Items like construction equipment, local government files, and publicly available manuals do not carry the same level of sensitivity or risk associated with their potential disclosure or misuse. While they may hold value, they do not embody the same critical threat to national interests that nuclear codes do, making them less classified in terms of sensitivity.