Corporate
Feb. 4, 2015
GCs mull which emails to delete after Sony hack
Some companies who agreed to discuss their information management policies on the record appear to be ahead of the curve.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Hackers' release of sensitive communications from Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. has again put a spotlight on the importance of comprehensive data management policies.
In order for companies to protect themselves from costly breaches, many digital security experts and privacy attorneys are pointing to the dangers of holding on to large quantities of emails for an extended length of time.
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