September 11, 2008, 10:18 AM — Email archiving isn't something that companies do just because they want to have their email records handy for later use. It's also something that companies do because they have to – it's required by law. And because there are so many rules and regulations surrounding email, not to mention common sense concerns, securely storing records of electronic correspondence has become a big IT headache for many companies.
Email Archiving: It's Common Sense, and It's the Law
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