A piece written by Executive Director of NAID & PRISM, Bob Johnson, shines a light on two people who made a difference in the...

A publicly available 75-page PDF that covers the origins of privacy in the US and how privacy has evolved in the US from GLBA,...

Dr. Pat Franks chaired this latest whitepaper on Blockchain's Role and Risks in Systems. Dr. Pat Franks is a professor at San Jose...

A great article that dissects CCPA for small businesses and gets deeper into what devices one may have to consider for CCPA.

Check out the resources below to learn more about data privacy. www.staysafeonline.com www.iapp.org https://www.us-cert.gov/ncas/current-activity/2019/01/22/Data-Privacy-Day https://www.priv.gc.ca/en/about-the-opc/what-we-do/awareness-campaigns-and-events/data-privacy-day/ https://www.coe.int/en/web/portal/28-january-data-protection-day

Andrew discusses with Robert Smallwood about certifications, job development, resumes, and leadership trends IG pros should be aware of. Listen to the podcast here.

Joe Shepley lays out five trends the information management industry will face in 2020.

This article brings to light the importance of ensuring access controls are in place for contractors and that vendors follow information handling best practices...

MER Conference Agenda PDF

The National Archives is home to billions of documents that are important for both record keeping purposes and to preserve our nation's proud history. Records exist in a wide variety of formats including paper, animal skin, photographs, film, sound recordings, and more. Each of these storage formats requires a specific storage environment to ensure they remain undamaged and can withstand the test of time. Without these carefully-created storage environments, many of these records would degrade and be lost forever.

January 21 1-2 PM EST     In Partnership with NARA  Made Possible by Active Navigation A Unified Approach to ERM Requirements: NARA’s Federal Electronic Records Modernization Initiative  There...

December 17, 2019 - Two employees complained and won a lawsuit over records were being destroyed in violation of federal and California law. ...

The NAGARA Internship Program provides a $1,500 stipend to each of two students enrolled in archival and/or records management graduate programs. The internships will...

Big data is the backbone of modern business, but before it can be used, it has to be properly managed. Here's an overview of the ins and outs of data management.

The destruction of financial documents during the 2018 audit has garnered a strong reaction from the governor and a state delegate. Now, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski says taxpayers deserve an explanation.

China stands alone in the world in the way it engages in broad-based, pervasive industrial espionage through the use of human sources, cyber-intrusion, and outright theft across a countless number of industries.

Professor Solove provides his 2019 highlights from his blog here.

Daniel Kaye, also known as Spdrman, found regular jobs tough but corporate espionage easy. He’s about to get out of prison. By Kit Chellel via Bloomberg

The Data Protection Report provides thought leadership on emerging privacy, data protection and cybersecurity issues, and helps its readers proactively address risks and anticipate next steps in this crucial emerging field.

As reported by the Journal Review, Montgomery County in Indiana keeps their records back to the 1800s and is running out of valuable space...

The ICRM has announced updates to exam parts and resources for passing the exam. Check out their exam prep page here.

A message from Nicholas J. De Laurentis, “The Godfather” of La ARMA Nostra, “This ARMA of Ours” FAMILY HISTORY I wanted to start off by conveying my continued...

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