Regulation News & Articles

As companies become more global, they increasingly need to deal with issues of global e-Discovery. The data they store may be subject to different rules and regulations, making it more difficult to search, review and collect information. Two industry drivers are working to push for increased standardization in this area.

This week, GRC chases social media, hospitals find themselves unprepared for new changes in records management and corporations risk losing valuable data.

Know what happens when the honor code of the Internet is broken? Apparently nothing.

When WikiScanner, a program that allows users to track the source of computers used to make changes to the online encyclopedia, revealed that people using computers at the CIA and FBI edited entries in Wikipedia, it caused quite a stir — covered in brief by Angela Natividad.

WikiScanner found that while CIA computers were editing entries on the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, the FBI was busy removing aerial and satellite images of the U.S. prison for terrorism suspects at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. But beyond violating Wikipedia’s recommended guidelines, there have been no direct consequences for the parties involved.