| Home |
| About us |
| Members |
| CISA |
| CISM |
| CGEIT |
| Board Members |
| Links |
| Contact us |
| Site Feedback |
| Site Map |
This site is sponsored by 
Central UK Chapter Meeting
|
|||||||||||||
| Topic: | Strong chains of custody
for any electronic evidence are essential in any internal disciplinary
action, civil or criminal prosecutions. This holds true
whether
you are the defendant or the prosecutor. Many organisations find themselves running an e-mail environment with multiple point solutions for anti-virus, anti-spam, high availability servers, off-line backup, data leak prevention, legislative compliance, encryption, internal governance, disclaimer management, e-mail marketing, document management and e-discovery. Each platform with their own administrative burden and disparate reporting provides a fragmented view and weak chains of custody. This presentation will look at the difficulty in preparing a legal case in such fragmented environments, walking through the administrative burden of extracting and correlating all of the relevant data, as well as proving that data is correct to the standards demanded in today's litigious environments. The final part of the presentation will look at the benefits of implementing a unified e-mail management strategy to provide a single point of control and reporting for the entire lifecycle of your organisation’s communications, with a view of how this helps your organisation prepare to mount or defend itself in a legal action. |
| Speaker: |
James Blake, Mimecast |
| CPE: | CPE credit - 1 hour |
| Location: | KPMG, 2 Cornwall Street, Birmingham B3 2DL |
| Date: | 19/03/2008 |
| Time: | 17:00 for 17.30 |
Click here
to view the meeting notice (Adobe Acrobat PDF document)
Meeting presentation slides
will be available here once the meeting has taken place (for Central UK
Members only)
Warning and Disclaimer. These web pages are designed to provide information about the ISACA Central UK Chapter and other information useful for those involved in information systems auditing or security. All effort has been made to make these web pages as complete as possible, but no warranty or suitability is implied. The information is provided on an "as is" basis. The ISACA Central UK Committee and its web service providers shall have no liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damages arising from the information contained on these web pages. Full Website Disclaimer and Privacy Policy