The report on topic "Practical application and peculiarities of storage of material media with restricted information to ensure information security in the Russian Federation" has two chapters. At the end of each chapter there are conclusion for that chapter.

Conclusion of the first chapter:

Since tangible media containing restricted information are susceptible to theft and unauthorized access, ensuring their secure storage is of paramount importance. Security measures may include: cabinet storage, encryption, password protection, and logging of access and changes. Restricted media should be available to employees when needed, and security methods, in turn, should not interfere with accessibility and processing.
Understanding the storage of media containing restricted information is critical to ensuring the security and integrity of the stored data. In this chapter, the challenges of each individual type of tangible storage medium have been discussed and their history briefly reviewed. Today, the focus on security, accessibility, integrity, environmental protection, and scalability is the most important vector for the use of tangible media.

Conclusion on the second chapter:

Information security is of paramount importance in the Russian Federation, as evidenced by the extensive regulatory framework and many legal documents and GOSTs governing the storage and handling of restricted information on tangible media. Organizations working with sensitive data must comply with these regulations and take the necessary organizational and technical measures, including secure storage and appropriate means of destruction, to ensure the preservation and proper disposal of restricted information. In addition, the recognition of individuals as potential data carriers is necessary to manage the human risks associated with information security. By adhering to these standards and guidelines, organizations can effectively protect restricted information from unauthorized access, disclosure, or alteration, thereby ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of sensitive data in the Russian Federation.
The secure storage of tangible media containing restricted information is necessary to ensure information security in organizations. Various types of storage facilities, such as safes, cabinets and vaults, are used to securely store confidential information. These vaults are designed to provide protection against physical theft, fire or water damage, depending on the level of protection required for the information. Modern vaults may also include multiple levels of access control, including physical locks, electronic key systems and biometric systems, to enhance the security of stored material media.
Organizations handling restricted information on tangible media must comply with the legal framework to ensure the proper and safe disposal of tangible media when the information is no longer needed or when the prescribed retention period has expired. The methods of information destruction that comply with GOST R 53659-2009 "Security of information. Methods and Means of Information Destruction".
Using these methods of destruction and complying with the legal framework, organizations in the Russian Federation can ensure safe and reliable disposal of restricted information on tangible media, effectively protecting confidential data from unauthorized access.

Paraphrase each conclusion and write a general conclusion for the report. In the overall conclusion of the report, write what was accomplished in each chapter while focusing on the report's three objectives:

1. Examine the theoretical framework for the use and security of information on restricted tangible media in an organization;
2. Provide legal foundations and excerpts from the history of storage of tangible media and their development over time;
3. Describe the characteristics of the practical use of material media containing restricted information and provide examples of implementations;