What does ntkb mean? View the definition of ntkb and all related slang terms containing ntkb below:
ntkb :
need to know basis
Usage of NTKB
The phrase 'need to know basis' is commonly used to describe the level of confidentiality or access a person has to certain information. It means that only those who require the information for a specific purpose or task will be given access to it. Information that is considered sensitive or confidential is often only shared on a 'need to know basis' to minimize potential risks or leaks.
Examples of NTKB used in texting:
1. Hey, can you give me more details about the project we're working on? Sorry, I can't share that info, it's on an NTKB.
(Example of NTKB used in texting - indicating that the information requested is confidential and cannot be shared)
2. Just checking in, did you hear anything about the new office location? Sorry, I'm not allowed to discuss that yet, it's on an NTKB.
(Example of NTKB used in texting - indicating that the information requested is confidential and cannot be shared)
3. I heard some rumors about possible layoffs, do you have any inside information? Sorry, I can't say anything about that, it's on an NTKB.
(Example of NTKB used in texting - indicating that the information requested is confidential and cannot be shared)
