Data governance is key to effective AI, ensuring high-quality data, compliance, and scalability. Learn essential principles in this informative blog post.

In an era of exponential data growth, organizations face complex challenges in data governance. Read this blog to discover action steps for effective Data GRC.

Explore the top 10 data governance and compliance trends for 2024, including AI-ready data integration and the migration to secure cloud environments.

Discover whether the Wawa data breach settlement helped to finally define "reasonable security" for data protection and US privacy laws.

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.

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

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

Can ransomware infect encrypted data backups and cloud-based storage? Learn how to ransomware-proof your data archives and information repositories.

Explore how corporate data consolidation can reduce costs and risks in a post-COVID world by storing data in a single repository.

How can organizations use Privacy Impact Assessments to show the GDPR authorities that additional steps were taken to protect EU personal information?

What are your options for long-term data storage? With a cloud archiving solution, you can securely and confidently store, view and manage data for decades.

Learn more about legacy application retirement and decommissioning of legacy applications while still maintaining eDiscovery and regulatory requirements.

As FinServ organizations adopt Microsoft Teams, they must comply with regulations such as the SEC Rule 17a-4 designated 3rd-party (D3P) requirement.

In its Schrems II ruling, the CJEU invalidated the Privacy Shield and many experts suggest that SCCs could be next. Find out what this means for your company.

Unlike the EU’s GDPR, the CCPA includes a surprising provision that requires a company to be able to “look-back” 12 months from the law’s effective date.

Learn how to avoid potential challenges with future eDiscovery and litigation caused by the adoption of Microsoft Teams and other collaboration tools.