What is the outcome of placing a connector intended for business use in the default data group?

When a connector intended for business use is placed in the default data group, it could potentially lead to data being exposed to non-sanctioned applications. The default data group is often less restrictive and could allow access to sensitive data by applications that haven't gone through the proper governance or approval processes. This creates a risk for data leaks or unauthorized access, especially if those applications are not managed or monitored by the organization’s IT policies.

Business connectors typically require a higher level of security and governance to ensure that sensitive data is only accessible by authorized applications and users. Placing them in the default data group does not provide these safeguards, thereby increasing the risk of data exposure.

In contrast, options focused on data integrity, app management structure, and user training do not directly relate to the implications of placing business connectors in the default group and do not capture the key concern of data exposure. Thus, the focus on data security and governance accurately highlights the critical outcome of this decision.