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OpSec includes vetting people and structuring your organization in a way that frustrates a rat’s ability to gain access to sensitive information.
Having a structured internal network for the union isn’t “a bit much”, it’s a basic necessity to proper organization.
And yet - if the people organizing are completely anonymous and you can’t even know for sure they’re your coworkers, would you trust them?
If you’re allowing anonymous people into your private server you have failed in your OpSec.
The solution to this is to not allow anonymous people into a private server used for organizing. You vet them first before giving access. Basic OpSec 101.
It works for the CIA. And they even wrote a declassified on exactly what we are talking about.