The goal of this white paper is to provide an introduction to the key areas involved in developing an e-discovery capability and to help organizations plan to become better prepared for the rigors of the e-discovery process.
The goal of this white paper is to provide an introduction to the key areas involved in developing an e-discovery capability and to help organizations plan to become better prepared for the rigors of the e-discovery process.
This white paper focuses on the critical need to manage outbound content sent using email, instant messages, text messages, tweets, Facebook posts and the growing number of other venues from which damaging content might be sent.
This white paper focuses on the critical need to manage outbound content sent using email, instant messages, text messages, tweets, Facebook posts and the growing number of other venues from which damaging content might be sent.
This white paper discusses the various reasons to archive email and other electronic content. However, it goes beyond that to provide some concrete reasons and justification for deploying and maintaining an archiving system, most of which are based on the cost savings that archiving can provide - both direct cost savings and reduced costs arising from lowered risk.
This white paper discusses the various reasons to archive email and other electronic content. However, it goes beyond that to provide some concrete reasons and justification for deploying and maintaining an archiving system, most of which are based on the cost savings that archiving can provide - both direct cost savings and reduced costs arising from lowered risk.
The GCSX Code of Connection is an important step along the journey to provide a secure infrastructure for public sector business. At the time of writing most, if not all, work in local authorities to achieve compliance with the Code of Connection has been completed.
The Red Flags Rule, designed to mandate businesses that extend credit to customers to pay attention to the danger signs that could signal fraudulent activity as a result of identity theft, is enforceable as of June 1, 2010.