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  • Top five compliance tips 2005

    This link will take you to the Top 5 compliance tips for this year.  News

  • Storage Clips: New York notification act goes active

    A New York law similar to California's SB 1386 has gone into effect; EVault named its data turkeys.  Article

  • Hospital ditches EMC Centera for long-term archiving

    UHCS in Augusta, Ga., is replacing its Centera archiving system from EMC with IBM's GMAS product after performance, reliability and cost issues forced it to seek alternatives.  Article

  • Storage Clips: Europe approves data retention law

    A newly legislated requirement that data be retained between six and 24 months is likely to take effect by next year in many countries.  Article

  • Privacy expert calls for action on Specter-Leahy bill

    A UCSD professor and expert in privacy and security says that the IT industry should propose alternatives to the Senate's new data privacy act before it's too late.  Article

  • Storage Clips: Copan takes on EMC Centera

    Copan has added an archiving capability to its MAID system that will enable it to compete with EMC's Centera.  Article

  • Data classification: An overview

    Corporate information resources regularly stretch into the terabytes (thousands of gigabytes) with many thousands (even millions) of individual files to contend with -- but the problem is now far more complex than simply "finding files". Finding spec...  Article

  • How to tell when it's time to implement data classification

    Many companies fail to recognize the importance of their data and its impact on everyday business operations. The process of data classification helps businesses understand what data is actually available, its location in the enterprise, how that dat...  Article

  • Data classification: The vendors

    Corporate information resources regularly stretch into the terabytes (thousands of gigabytes) with many thousands (even millions) of individual files to contend with -- but the problem is now far more complex than simply "finding files". Finding spec...  Article

  • Data classification emerging as an essential business/IT practice

    Corporate information resources regularly stretch into the terabytes (thousands of gigabytes) with many thousands (even millions) of individual files to contend with -- but the problem is now far more complex than simply "finding files". Finding spec...  Article

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