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    The "Reasonable Security" Standard For Data Privacy Revisited, Again

    • January 25, 2023
    Has Reasonable Security Finally Been Defined for Privacy Laws? My bottom line remains that data privacy laws must become more prescriptive...
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    • November 16, 2021

    Microsoft O365 Inactive Mailboxes, Managing Departing Employee Data, and Migrations (Part I)

    It is important to assess the value of departing user data. Learn best practices for Microsoft O365 inactive mailboxes and managing old employee data.
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    • November 2, 2021

    Modern Attachments – An eDiscovery Quagmire?

    The modern attachment capability can be problematic for both regulatory data retention requirements and in litigation hold/eDiscovery.
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    • August 26, 2021

    More Cybersecurity Safe Harbor Laws are Needed (to Encourage PII Security)

    Proactively employing updated data security capabilities and practices could significantly mitigate the impact and lower your cost when the breach occ...
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    • June 30, 2021

    State Data Privacy Laws Leave More Questions than Answers

    The big issue state data privacy laws have - the lack of prescriptive requirements around data security - all use the term "reasonable security measur...
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    • April 7, 2021

    Why In-Place Information Management Is Not A Complete Solution

    The limitations of in-place information management go beyond storage savings: duplicate files will drive up the cost of eDiscovery and regulatory resp...
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    • March 17, 2021

    CARES Act provides hope for State & Local Governments’ (Covid-19) FOIA Request Crisis

    State and Local governments can take advantage of the 2020 CARES Act money to address current eDiscovery and FOIA challenges.
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    • February 24, 2021

    Data Has Value, but also Risk – The Basics of Information and ROT Records Management

    Data has value but also risk. Learn the basics of information management and why it's important to delete valueless data on a regular basis.
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    • February 4, 2021

    Coming Security Trends in 2021 – What's Ahead

    Organizations that don’t place data security as their top priority will find themselves facing increasing fines and expensive litigation.
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    • January 26, 2021

    When is it ok to Delete Data: Defensible Deletion and Retention Schedules

    Without scheduled retention and disposition, data (and risk) piles up. Learn how to use defensible data deletion to mitigate legal risk.
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    • January 19, 2021

    Cyberhackers are Targeting your Organization’s Sensitive Data

    Mimecast, an email archiving company, was successfully attacked by a cyber-hacker compromising approximately 10% of the company’s customers.
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    • December 9, 2020

    Your Salesforce data retention policy: the need to archive ALL Salesforce Data for Compliance & eDiscovery

    A comprehensive third-party data retention and archiving solution is a must for organizations that need to retain Salesforce data for regulatory compl...
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    • December 2, 2020

    How to ransomware-proof your cloud-based data backups, archives, and information management repositories

    Can ransomware infect encrypted data backups and cloud-based storage? Learn how to ransomware-proof your data archives and information repositories.
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    PaaS vs SaaS Archives: What You Need to Know

    All cloud archives are not created equal. There are major differences between archives deployed in a SaaS model versus a PaaS model that affect the security, accessibility and functionality of your archived data. This Technical Guide explores what you will need to consider in order to make an informed decision about PaaS versus SaaS.