Tag: information governance
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Security Fears Stall Microsoft Copilot Rollouts
Two-thirds of organizations are hitting the brakes on Microsoft Copilot rollouts, citing fears that the AI assistant could inadvertently spill confidential data. This widespread hesitation is driven by top-level concerns that Copilot might expose sensitive information from corporate systems.
NHS Targets Unauthorized Data Access with New Staff Guidance
The NHS is cracking down on staff who snoop through patient records, warning that such behavior is a disgraceful breach of trust and against the law. A new awareness campaign and guidance have been launched to prevent unauthorized data access and protect patient confidentiality.
Federal Agencies Face Data Storage Challenge in Meeting Legal, Compliance Needs
Federal agencies face a daunting data storage challenge, struggling to balance scale, defensibility, and continuity as they navigate a vast array of modern data types, from chat logs and cloud collaborations to videos and digital artifacts. Traditional storage solutions often fall short, failing to capture the native context of each data type.
Federal Agencies Face Mounting Legal Data Compliance Pressures
Federal legal teams are drowning in a sea of data, struggling to keep up with mounting litigation deadlines, oversight demands, and transparency obligations. As staff departures drain expertise, new hires are left to navigate cumbersome, paper-heavy workflows that slow them down and increase the risk of costly errors.