Zero data retention is deleting data once its primary purpose has been fulfilled, without intentionally storing it for future use. Zero data retention (ZDR), in simple terms, means not storing any ...

A new compliance challenge is emerging faster than most organizations are prepared to handle: the capture, retention and governance of AI interactions.

In recent years, firms' ability to securely store data has turned into a multi-front battle. But while more firms are dedicating the resources needed to draft these policies, the road to actual ...

It is a stinker in terms of policy, and unconvincing in effect, but the wholesale, indiscriminate retention of telecommunications data continues to excite legislators and law enforcement. In the ...

In an age where data is being generated at unprecedented rates, organisations face an uphill battle in managing, retaining, and safeguarding critical information. The challenge lies in navigating vast ...

Pratt Institute is committed to compliance with applicable legal and regulatory standards and sound business practices in managing its records. Pratt Institute is committed to compliance with ...

Yet more strikes against general and indiscriminate data retention in the EU: The bloc’s top court has issued a couple of rulings on joined cases today — one related to a German law on telecoms data ...

This session will explore advanced strategies for data retention and deletion, crucial aspects of information governance that pose significant challenges for law firms and corporate legal departments.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has effectively banned the general use of telecommunications data retention for combating crime across the European Union. In a judgment delivered by the ECJ's ...

A ruling by the European Union’s top court has reaffirmed that national law cannot rely on a claim of combating serious crime to deviate from the prohibition in EU law on general and indiscriminate ...