This blog series explains some of the specific aspects that make migrations very complex. We start with chain of custody: what is it and why is it so important in data migrations? A chain of custody is the complete, documented, chronological history of the possession and handling of a record
PST files are still causing serious security, productivity, and compliance challenges for organisations, with the risks of near impossible eDiscovery procedures leading to hefty fines. By eliminating PSTs for good, data security, enhanced user productivity and effective eDiscovery is possible. Compliance risks are mitigated, and IT workload and costs significantly
The apparent exodus from Mimecast of late is reflected in our total number of customer archive migrations, equating to 43% in 2022 alone. The trend has continued this year with customers citing determining factors, such as higher costs, reduced support and a more robust compliance toolset to meet regulatory demands. Key questions
The Shifting Archived Data Landscape Archived data (email archives in particular), are a common part of an organisation’s data management strategy. Many implemented email archiving solutions are to control Microsoft Exchange mailbox sizes and many more use it for maintaining a critical ‘journal’ record of all email correspondence for legal,
For many organisations, email archiving is one of the least visible components of the IT estate. It quietly preserves information, supports compliance obligations and remains largely unnoticed until a regulatory request, legal investigation, migration programme or contract renewal brings it into focus. Over the last year, TrueSwift has spoken