Our most recent blog explored the dangers of PST files and puts the question to CEOs and business leaders on whether they should have a greater appreciation of personal data storage practices within their respective companies. Furthermore, it gives evidence to our question on whether CEOs are asking enough of their IT departments.
Our most recent blog explored the dangers of PST files and puts the question to HR and legal teams on whether they should have a greater appreciation of personal data storage practices within their respective companies. Furthermore, it gives evidence to our question on whether HR & Legal teams should be challenging their IT departments further.
Our most recent blog explored the risks of PST files and puts the question to IT departments, whether they have full control over their companies’ data set and if they are actively dealing with their PST dilemma. What can be done to limit the risks and exposure of PST files to your business? Below highlights the steps to take to understand the data you hold and the actions needed to secure it.
Our most recent blog explores the basics of PST files and puts the question to IT Managers and Directors, whether they have full control over their companies’ data set and if they are actively dealing with their PST dilemma. If an investigation was brought forward by the ICO, would your company be compliant? Would you be at risk of a large fine?
Our most recent blog explored the basics of PST files and puts the question to CEOS and business leaders, as to whether they should have a greater appreciation of personal data storage practices within their respective companies. Furthermore, it demands the answer of whether they are challenging their IT departments enough? Is your head in the data sand?
Our most recent blog explored the basics of PST files and puts the question to HR and legal teams on whether they should have a greater appreciation of personal data storage practices within their respective companies. Furthermore, it demands the answer of whether they are challenging their IT departments enough?
