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Anonymous is Correct

The article vastly overstates the legal requirements. Archiving is NOT required by the federal rules. Yes, there are definitely circumstances under which preservation of relevant email is required because of pending litigation. Yes, archiving may be a prudent policy to comply with all kinds of record retention requirements and business practices. No, archiving is not the law.

Sloppy thinking at it's best!

This article is full of misrepresentation and innuendo calculated to push a sales agenda. Any general counsel would throw this author out of his/her office.
"The data must be produced and thus it must be archived, because that's the law." Try reading all of the Federal Rules. What about safe harbour. What about a 30 day deletion policy. If I get rid of it, I don't have to do squat. What tripe!

Data Theft and Breaches - A Solution?

These data breaches and thefts are due to a lagging business culture. I found some fresh and original thinking from the author of “IT Wars” - http://www.businessforum.com/DScott_02.html - I urge every business person and IT person, management or staff, to get hold of a copy of "I.T. Wars: Managing the Business-Technology Weave in the New Millennium." It has an excellent chapter on security, and how to scale security for any organization, any budget. It also has a plan template with all considerations. Our CEO has read this book. Our project managers have read it. Our vendors are required to read it (they can borrow our copies if they don't want to purchase it) – it helps them to understand our values and practices. Any agencies that wish to partner with us: We ask that they read it. Do yourself a favor and read this book – BEFORE you suffer a breach.

Pretty fast in Dallas, and they are just testing.

I have Xohm modem and expresscard in dallas and am seeing some downloads in excess of 6mbit:

http://4gforums.com/thread6695.html

excellent

good review...
this is exactly what i was loocking for... a match between all the mini laptops in market