In today’s digital age, when data privacy laws and compliance regulations are changing fast, enterprise information archiving has become the norm ‒ best practice for some, a regulatory necessity for others. But what are the digital channels that have to be retained for compliance? Is email dying and, if yes, what is its most likely […]
HIPAA Compliance and Text Message Archiving: What You Need to Know
According to the HIPAA Journal, 81% of physicians use smartphones for professional purposes, but only 38% of healthcare providers have systems in place that ensure secure text messaging. Doctors, nurses and administrators are generally allowed to use mobile devices in clinics and hospitals, but very few are aware of the security-issues related to mobile technology […]
Email Archiving Benefits in the Healthcare Industry [eBook]
Introduction With healthcare being a highly-regulated industry, healthcare providers need to preserve all records and communication data, including electronically stored information (ESI) and ensure it is stored safely in a secure and private repository. Your sensitive health information is worth 10 times more to hackers than your credit card on the black market. Reuters, 2014 […]
Social Media and Mobile Archiving: A Brief Guide to Jatheon CTRL [Infographic]
In times when the majority of companies archive email, what’s going on with social media and mobile content? Several laws in regulated industries, especially in verticals such as financial services, mandate the retention of social media posts, comments and conversations, as well as business-related content exchanged via mobile phones (phone calls, text messages, voicemail etc.). […]
Email Archiving and HIPAA – What You Need to Know [Infographic]
In the healthcare industry, there is no law with as much punch as HIPAA. It’s been more than 20 years since it was enacted, and yet, the risks that the healthcare industry is facing now seem more serious than ever. Data breaches, criminal attacks and employee negligence are just some of the threats that healthcare […]
