Financial services, SOX, HIPAA, Industry-specific compliance, PCI, E-discovery and compliance, Vulnerability assessments
Framework software, Data retention tools, ID and access management, DR, Reporting software, Encryption solutions, Log management software, Compliance services, Policy management software, Document management software, Content management software, Financial and accounting software
Compliance teams, Reporting, Automating compliance, Governance and compliance, Training, Audits, Risk management, BC, Information technology governance, Enterprise cloud compliance, Business records management
The management and retention of business records involves the administration of all of these records throughout their lifecycle. As technology evolves, many organizations are turning to retention and records management systems to better serve their business needs and fulfill their compliance strategy.
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This was first published in August 2012
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