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RE: Email Retention Policy

Subject: RE: Email Retention Policy
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 2004 15:45:13 -0300
In some countries the e-mail are considered financial documents and the
retention is the same that the others financial documents. I suggest looking
for the law who mention the retention period of financial documents.
Regards.
Fernando.

-----Mensaje original-----
De: Chuck Hutchings [mailto:chuck@netserco.com]
Enviado el: viernes, 12 de noviembre de 2004 15:02
Para: Robert Mezzone
CC: security-management@securityfocus.com
Asunto: Re: Email Retention Policy


I also work in the financial sector, and am addressing this same problem
right now. There is no industry wide standard as far as I know, and I also
would like to see one. At the moment, I'm facing the possibility of
retaining emails for as long as seven years. The best I can say is that "it
depends" (in the words of Mark Rasch www.solutionary.com
<http://www.solutionary.com> ), and what it mainly depends on is your
security policy. If that says that you keep emails for three years, then you
keep them for three years, and then eliminate them. 

Chuck

Robert Mezzone wrote:


Is there a site that dicuss' what companies are doing regarding email and
document retention in a corporate environment, I couldn't find anything on
Google. I don't think think there is such a thing but thought I'd ask. My
impression is it's a policy put into place by corporate management, and
there is no industry wide standard, baring some government regulations of
course. I work in the financial industry, if that matters.
 
Thanks.
 
Robert

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