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

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    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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    • July 27, 2022

    Data Privacy & Security are Now the Biggest Business Drivers for InfoGov 

    According to a recent 2022 survey published by the MER organization, the number one business driver for information governance initiatives is data sec...
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    • April 14, 2022

    Apple Withdraws from State Data Privacy Industry Coalition

    Recently, Apple left the State Privacy and Security Coalition expressing concerns the organization doesn't go far enough to protect users’ PII.
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    • January 27, 2022

    Survey Says! It's Finally Time for Legacy App Data to Move to the Cloud

    A new survey from Archive360 has revealed the top four barriers for tech executives migrating legacy application data to the cloud.
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    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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    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.