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The recent Quon v. Arch Wireless decision has raised many questions about a company's ability and right to monitor employee communications. Fortunately, a deeper read shows that the real issues centered around the employee's reasonable expectation of privacy, which a well documented and communicated policy solves handily. So an employee might ask, "I know that the company owns my email, but do they really read it?" (read more)

Information Classification

Information classification is the process by which unstructured content is evaluated based on who created, why it was created, what it was created for and how it was created. All four data points are converged to determine the contents classification for security, retention, user access and legal production.

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