If you missed an article posted by Eric M. Fiterman, and published in the Government Information Security blog recently, then you need to read about this information security concern when data is moving around in a Cloud Computing environment.
This topic is required reading for any risk manager or member of a business continuity or contingency planning committee who is charged with making a decision about information security for their organization.
Research results independently conducted by the Ponemon Institute from over 1,350 practitioners involved in application development and testing across the U.K. and the U.S., clearly state that organizations are risking and exposing the confidential data of their customers by failing to secure that sensitive data during the testing and application development processes.
Click here to get more of the results of this revealing study.
If your organization thinks that it is prepared to survive an e-discovery request, perhaps those risk managers working on their business continuity and contingency plans should read more articles like the one we have chosen in this blog posting.
Mr. Craig Ball is a trial lawyer and computer forensics/EDD special master as well as a writer for the Law Technology News division of Law.com. We are asking you to read his article on the subject of e-discovery because we believe it addresses several areas of the legal hold process that require more awareness than we have seen presented in previous stories about this topic.
