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    Has "Reasonable Security" Finally Been Defined for Privacy Laws?

    • September 22, 2022
    Has the Wawa settlement defined reasonable security for US privacy laws after they failed to utilize *reasonable security measures* to prevent the bre...
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    • December 2, 2021

    Revisited: CapEx versus OpEx - On Premises versus the Cloud

    This blog discusses the advantages and disadvantages of archiving your data on-premises versus migrating to the cloud.
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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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    • 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 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 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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    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.