In recent major incidents involving the disclosure of confidential information, such as the Bradley Manning, Andrew Snowden, and Panama Papers incidents, the leakage channels were individual employees who were members of the internal staff. The incidents have resulted in international panic, disputes, and reflection. A series of leakage incidents have taken place in Taiwan, including the leakage of confidential information by government officers and the stealing of corporate secrets by company employees. These incidents caused have major damage to many organizations, imposing a threat to national security and overall industrial competitiveness. With regard to the management and control of leakage offenses in Taiwan, the confidentiality protection measures, management procedures, and related penalty provisions are stipulated in the Classified National Security Information Protection Act, Criminal Code, Criminal Code of the Armed Forces, National Security Act, and Regulations for Protection of Confidential Business Operations by Government Mechanisms. However, various risks are likely to occur in the management process and the efficient reduction of risks is an important issue. Operational Risk Management Integration Tools (ORMIT) were used to conduct a questionnaire survey regarding the risk assessment aspects of current confidential information management mechanisms in order to explore management efficiency and reduce failure risks. The secrets disposal procedure was evaluated according to six components, including "processing," "distribution," "delivery," "protection," "verification," and "destruction," and based on this, a model was proposed which included the performance of processing by a responsible personnel, effective reduction of personnel familiar with the confidential information, distinction of confidentiality levels for delivery, improvement of protection, regular inventory and inspection, and regular disposal of expired secrets. The proposed model provides a reference for governmental and corporate management.