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Data Security Begins with Content Minimization: A 3-Step Approach

AIIM

Only 3 of the worst 10 data breaches of all time happened in 2019, but it was still not a good year for data security. However, one significant contributing factor in many of them was that organizations collected and retained data they generally didn’t need – and if they did, they didn’t need to retain it as long as they had.

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FTC Releases Staff Perspective on Informational Injuries

Hunton Privacy

The Paper listed several examples of informational injuries, including medical identity theft, doxing, disclosure of private information and erosion of trust, and emphasized that the risks of such injuries should be balanced against the value of the information collection. whether the data at issue is anonymized or identifiable.

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Tomorrow is the Day to Learn Why Discovery Isn’t Just for Litigation Anymore: eDiscovery Webcasts

eDiscovery Daily

Challenges Posed by BIG Data and Variety of Data Sources. Data Privacy Trends and Challenges. Key Stats and Challenges Regarding Data Breaches. Will Information Governance Bail Us Out of This Mess? Data Discovery vs. Legal Discovery. Challenges from #metoo and Corporate Malfeasance.

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Summary – “Industry in One: Financial Services”

ARMA International

Over the years, the regulations reflected the conflicting forces of centralized government control to maintain stability in the financial system vs. the fear of too much control being concentrated in too few hands, which resulted in deregulation. to enable the most control over the data.

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Doing Digital Right (A Book Review)

Information is Currency

The challenge isn’t just managing electronic records, but non-records, content and other data as all information needs to be governed because all information provides risk because of many factors such as e-discovery, data breaches and so much more.

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Welcome to Relativity Fest 2019!: eDiscovery Trends

eDiscovery Daily

e-Discovery Data Management: Governance and Process Optimization. As e-discovery data continues to grow, it’s imperative for organizations to understand the exponential uptick in complexity, liability, and cost. Government Data Demands: What You, Your Clients, and Your Companies Should Know.

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Part 3: OMG! Not another digital transformation article! Is it about effecting risk management and change management?

ARMA International

Take the example of the pandemic: only some governments engaged pandemic experts to develop actions plans. The end state is to use DT to optimize the use of resources, increase ROI, and improve governance, strategic risk management, and compliance, as illustrated by the five levels in Figure 3. Big Data Considerations.