653 news & feature articles results for "e mail regulatory compliance"

The storage specialist is pushing e-mail archiving and a new version of its Centera content-managment technology as products that can help companies comply with data-retention laws.

Posted by Tony Hallett

Iron Mountain used to store corporate records in preparation for nuclear war. CEO Richard Reese is now applying that expertise to tracking e-mail for regulatory compliance.

Posted by Ed Frauenheim

Cloud-computing vendors are quickly discovering that offering infrastructure-only is a losing battle, and so will acquire cloud-ready applications in 2010 to compete.

Posted by Matt Asay

Google's new Powered by Postini services filter out spam, protect against viruses and data leaks and archive data for even non-Gmail users.

Posted by Elinor Mills

Businesses are spending more on archiving e-mail to make sure they're on the right side of regulators, IDC says.

Posted by Jo Best

Oracle, SAP and IBM are among the technology vendors that are launching products and services that are aimed at helping businesses comply with the U.S. federal government's Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

Posted by Matt Hines

Big Blue announces several products and services to help companies comply with new regulations.

Posted by Ed Frauenheim

Google will archive companies' e-mail for up to 10 years for $45 per user per year as part of Google Message Discovery service.

Posted by Elinor Mills

The messaging-security company bolsters its IronMail e-mail security systems to satisfy federal regulations.

Posted by Robert Lemos

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Posted by Scott Stein