A list of sample job descriptions for information governance and records management roles.
This ACC Guide addresses creating a data retention policy that also complies with privacy requirements, and how to synchronize this policy with other compliance requirements.
This Privacy Capability Maturity Model provides a detailed maturity model for all aspects of an organization’s privacy program, including its use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) using personal information.
It seeks to gauge program capability across a variety of program elements, taking a “big picture” view on an organization’s readiness to comply with these requirements.
This white paper explores the reasons that defensible disposition programs stall out, and outlines several strategies to help organizations “push the delete button” with confidence.
Emails and files are the lifeblood of an organization, but as with anything, there can be too much of a good thing.
While deleting emails and files in a defensible manner can be difficult, a smart, real-world approach that combines policies, process and the appropriate use of technology can enable organizations to save the right information for the right length of time.
This white paper outlines the best practices for creating and maintaining a records retention schedule that is modern, compliant and easier to execute.
This legal update explores how to define business records in modern environments, evaluate risk, and develop practical, defensible retention strategies for diverse digital communications.
Unstructured data often holds critical insights for successful merger and acquisition integration, yet it remains one of the most overlooked and underserved areas.
This white paper outlines a phased approach to unstructured data integration that enhances compliance, reduces risk, and improves productivity — all within the tight timelines typical of integration efforts.
Organizations need to meet both privacy data minimization rules as well as legal and
regulatory recordkeeping requirements.
As opposed to creating a separate data retention policy and record retention schedule, it is better to create a single data retention policy containing all requirements.
This white paper outlines how a unified approach is more compliant and drives more consistent execution.