Every Click You Make, Your Boss Is Watching You

Employees who regularly use company computers to surf the Web, sign on to business accounts for personal e-mail, make calls from company phones or use the corporate car to run errands run the risk of losing their jobs, according to a new survey released by The ePolicy Institute and the American Management Association (AMA).

E-mail Discovery Saves Construction Firm Money

When your company is involved in nine or 10 lawsuits a year, the lack of an effective e-mail discovery system can easily cost you thousands of dollars, John Buraczyk says, from personal experience.

White House Admits Recycling Tapes, Hedges on Missing E-Mail

Conflict is igniting over official White House e-mails that some say have gone missing, though the Bush administration has officially denied that there is any reason to believe any have been lost. Others contend that the White House is well aware that e-mail for some executive offices of the President was not archived for up to 473 days. Rep. Henry Waxman has called for a hearing.

E-Mail Archiving: 'No CFO Wants To Go To Jail'

E-mail archiving and electronic discovery are no longer a best practice for a select few companies. IT departments need to get their e-mail records in order.

E-mail archiving has become a high priority amid growing regulatory requirements for better electronic record keeping. "E-mail and electronic documents have become business records," says T.M. Ravi, co-founder and CEO of four-year-old Mimosa Systems, developer of e-mail archiving software for Microsoft Exchange environments. "They need to be kept over time and be searchable."