A well-crafted information governance framework can properly manage valuable data and minimize risk. But not all data protection programs are created equal. Security measures taken by an organization should protect your specific information in your specific environment—it’s a matter of scale and matter of risk. To create the right structure for your company, it is crucial to assess your data, understand the information you need to protect, and know how you are expected to comply with the law.
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As massive data breaches continue to make headlines, companies of all sizes are focusing their efforts on information security. But before an organization can put security policies and procedures in place, they need a well-crafted information governance framework to properly manage valuable data and minimize risk.
read more When law firms do not formally govern their information, they are at real risk of losing critical data - both theirs, and their clients'. The risks are both financial and reputational - and sometimes risks even reach the level of bet-the-firm. Read on for what you can do to protect your firm.
read more It’s not enough for organizations to simply capture and store data and information. They also must synthesize and understand it so they can act on it. Most employees will lack the time, training, and information management skill set needed to classify and file things properly. This makes it challenging for information governance professionals to efficiently analyze organizational data. But, automated software exists that can help.
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