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Getting Back to the Basics with HIPAA Compliance
Organizations are struggling with HIPAA compliance, and it still invites a closer look at how organizations are dealing with HIPAA compliance these days. -
Know Before You Go (Down): Will You Be Able to Get Back Up?
Given that we’re retaining data on tape longer than ever before, will we be able to restore from these tapes in the face of a disaster? -
5 Reasons Why Google Uses Tape for Disaster Recovery
I blogged recently about Why the Google Incident Proves Relevance of Tape Storage. Now I’d like to take it a step further and look at the top five reasons why I think Google uses tape backup for disaster recovery. -
How Sampling Can Reduce Your eDiscovery Burden
eDiscovery requests can overwhelm even the most organized IT department. One way to lighten the load for all parties involved in the eDiscovery process in a case is by using sampling. -
Will a New Bill Virtually Eliminate the HITECH Act?
Recently legislation was introduced into the house that has some some backers of the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH Act 2009) up in arms. -
The Top Five Blog Posts for January
Once again, I thought it would be nice to hightlight the top five posts (according to traffic) from January, just in case you missed them. -
By Any Name, ECA Means eDiscovery Savings
Whether ECA means Early Case Assessment or Early Cost Assessment or Early Content Analysis, its ability to reduce the amount of data that needs to be reviewed during e-discovery has one meaning to lawyers: savings in time and money. -
Does the Cloud Need Federal Regulation?
Does Congress need to modernize the laws, adapt them to the cloud, and adopt new measures to protect privacy and promote security? Microsoft says yes. -
Defendants Can’t Pass the Buck on eDiscovery
Think you can pass on eDiscovery costs to the plaintiffs? Think again. -
Top B&L Blog Posts for October
The Top 5 Blog Posts from B&L Associates for October 2010.