Information Governance
Over time, stored information loses value, grows increasingly complex, and becomes a liability rather than an asset. Good information governance practices will solve that problem.
Our Strategies
Initial Assessment and Data Map
- Assessing your organization’s current practices, policies and standards
- Inventorying existing digital information sources, summarized in an easy to read “information data map”
Gap Analysis
- Identifying areas for improvement and providing recommendations for processes, practices, and technology solutions
- Advising on methods for reducing storage and legally-defensible disposition strategy
Policies & Procedures
- Drafting information governance and related policies and procedures; providing legal opinions on existing policy
- Developing critical audit processes to ensure the strategy is implemented and legally defensible
Technology Selection
- Recommending records management and other technology solutions to suit your organization
- Ensuring minimal disruption by recommending a back-end solution to auto-classify and appropriately retain records
Risk Management
- Mitigating the reputational and financial impact of a potential cyber breach
- Identifying organizational risks associated with your data and developing strategies to mitigate those risks