| Kerry Childe, Esq. | contributorMany companies operate their records management and privacy programs as completely separate functions. Taking a closer look, however, reveals that privacy and records management both require information management capabilities that are often duplicative or at least complementary...
| Greg Forest | contributorDoes your company have a Data Security Classification Standard (DSCS)? A DSCS defines levels of security classification for records and information, and information handling controls for the repositories (systems and media) that contain them. Read more about this important piece of an Information Governance program.
| Kerry Childe, Esq. | contributorThere are many similarities between the Colorado Privacy Act and those passed in California and Virginia. The biggest difference, though, is that the CPA does not apply solely to for-profit companies...
| Nandeep Mehta | contributorIs your company using the Microsoft 365 suite of tools? If so, you may not be aware that comes with a lot of useful extras, some of which can help with your information governance activities. One of these tools is called Power Apps.
| Kerry Childe, Esq. | contributorSeveral states passed amendments to their security breach notification laws in the 2021 legislative season. Here’s a quick description of those amendments.
| Kerry Childe, Esq. | contributorPrivacy and information security are like peanut butter and chocolate – they each do great things on their own, and together, make magic.