1. A method for determining digital content sensitivity comprising: identifying, using at least one processor, a plurality of tags from a first set of tagged documents in a first repository; identifying, using at least one processor, a plurality of tags from a second set of tagged documents in a second repository, wherein access to documents in the second repository is more restrictive than access to documents in the first repository; for each of a plurality of tags in at least one of the first set and the second set: determining, using at least one processor, a ratio of tag instances in the second repository to tag instances in the first repository; determining, using at least one processor, whether the ratio exceeds a previously determined threshold; when the threshold is less than the previously determined ratio, changing an indicator of at least of one tagged document associated with the tag that indicates that the tagged document is not likely to contain sensitive content; and when the threshold exceeds the previously determined ratio, notifying a user via a user interface of a computing device, wherein the notifying confirms that the tagged document associated with the tag contains sensitive information, and responsive to a positive response by the user input via the user interface, changing the indicator of at least one tagged document associated with the tag that indicates that the tagged document is likely to contain sensitive content.
1. A method for determining digital content sensitivity comprising: identifying, using at least one processor, a plurality of tags from a first set of tagged documents in a first repository; identifying, using at least one processor, a plurality of tags from a second set of tagged documents in a second repository, wherein access to documents in the second repository is more restrictive than access to documents in the first repository; for each of a plurality of tags in at least one of the first set and the second set: determining, using at least one processor, a ratio of tag instances in the second repository to tag instances in the first repository; determining, using at least one processor, whether the ratio exceeds a previously determined threshold; when the threshold is less than the previously determined ratio, changing an indicator of at least of one tagged document associated with the tag that indicates that the tagged document is not likely to contain sensitive content; and when the threshold exceeds the previously determined ratio, notifying a user via a user interface of a computing device, wherein the notifying confirms that the tagged document associated with the tag contains sensitive information, and responsive to a positive response by the user input via the user interface, changing the indicator of at least one tagged document associated with the tag that indicates that the tagged document is likely to contain sensitive content. 4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: for each tagged document having a changed indicator: executing, using at least one processor, a content analysis program that analyzes whether the tagged document contains sensitive information; and utilizing results from content analysis program to determine whether the tagged document is to be indicated as containing sensitive information or indicated as not containing sensitive information, wherein use of the tags to initially change the indicator reduces processing overhead compared with executing the content analysis program against all tagged documents in the first repository and the second repository.