Seen that? - Email Archiving: A Liability Timebomb?

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Email Archiving: A Liability Timebomb? On Storage

Email Archiving: A Liability Timebomb With the emergence of new regulations, government organizations are looking to reduce the risk associated with managing the growing and disparate document and data types. Discover how you can comply with these regulations, reduce the risk associated with archiving and retrieving different types of data based on its value to the organization, and effectively manage storage requirements without increasing complexity or impacting the productivity of the [...] Read More


Inadequate Email Storage On Storage

When was the last time your company performed preventative maintenance on the email system? If you're like most people, it's not been done. Email systems have become necessary tools in the operation of businesses, yet very few people, from the home user to the corporation, have a plan in place to offset downtime. A new survey conducted by King Research says that of the 220 respondents surveyed, 96 percent reported [...] Read More


Here Comes the Sun On Storage

Sun Microsystems is co-sponsoring a number of events with TechTarget designed to answer your storage questions, and to help you get the most of your data storage. These seminars are repeated throughout the year in different cities, so be sure to check the Sun Microsystems website or this weblog for updated information. Disaster Recovery April 12 in Philadelphia, PA This seminar addresses new methods and procedures in disaster recovery planning and ways of [...] Read More


Email Archiving for Small Business Bizinformer

Do you have an email archiving strategy? Do you even know what your email archiving requirements might be? These days even small businesses need to be aware of the need to meet Regulatory requirements around employees, clients and other situations. Recent research indicates that one in four companies will have email subpoenaed by lawyers of regulators this year, yet few have any sort of email retention policy or system in place. A [...] Read More


Email liabilities Sox First

How seriously should companies treat their outbound emails? And are they handling the issue appropriately?For some, these might be significant questions in light of study, reported in the National Law Journal, showing that more than one in three large US companies had their emails subpoenaed by a court or regulatory body in the last year.But if that's not bad enough, the problem is bound to get worse with the growth [...] Read More