Sarbanes-Oxley challenges the Information Technology
function with requirements that
impact day-to-day activities. In
addition in an increasingly
litigious business environment
with heightened regulatory
oversight bring new and
potentially costly challenges to
Information Technology. In spite
of the risks, however, many
enterprises have yet to adopt
best practices, policies, and
procedures to ensure the
successful management of
enterprise electronic business
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Record Management - Retention &
Destruction
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Record Management - Retention & Destruction |
New
mandated federal laws make
compliance a critical component
in the management of all
business records. Business
records are any record,
electronic or otherwise, that
provides evidence of a company's
business-related activities,
events, and transactions.
This means the following:
- Electronically stored
information - including
email messages, attachments,
and other data is
discoverable and may be used
as evidence for or against
your organization in
litigation.
- Business records email and
other electronically stored
information that is related
to current, pending, or
potential litigation must be
retained, archived, and
produced in a timely and
legally compliant fashion
during discovery, and the
evidence-gathering phase of
litigation.
- Businesses are allowed to
routinely purge electronic
archives of data that is not
relevant to ongoing
litigation or pending cases.
However processes have to be
in place to halt this
destruction when litigation
begins or is anticipated to
begin.
- Writing over backup tape
once litigation is underway
may constitute virtual
shredding and lead to
allegations of spoliation,
or the illegal destruction
of electronic evidence.
- To be accepted as legal
evidence, email and business
records must be preserved
and produced in a
trustworthy, authentic, and
tamper proof manner.
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Federal
and state government regulations
can be a big problem for today's
organizations. There are more
than 100 such regulations in the
U.S. alone, and that number
continues to grow. These are in
addition to industry-specific
mandates. They are all designed
to safeguard the
confidentiality, integrity, and
availability of electronic data
from information security
breaches. So, what are the
consequences if your
organization fails to comply?
Heavy fines and legal action. In
short, it's serious.
Janco offers a full range of
tools to help enterprises of all
sizes to address these issues.
The IT Compliance Management
Suite provides a method to
monitor and detect violations
and exceptions to the mandated
requirements. The suite
contains our three of the best
tools in the market - Network
Event Viewer, Disk Monitor, and
Text Log Monitor.
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Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance Tool Kit |
Sarbanes-Oxley
Section 404 requires that::
- Enterprises have an
enterprise wide security
policy;
- Enterprises have enterprise
wide classification of data
for security, risk, and
business impact;
- Enterprises have security
related standards and
procedures;
- Enterprises have formal
security based
documentation, auditing, and
testing in place;
- Enterprise enforce
separation of duties; and
- Enterprises have policies
and procedures in place for
Change Management, Help
Desk, Service Requests, and
changes to applications,
policies, and procedures.
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