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                       TABl E 4.1.1  Important Regulations for Information Life-Cycle Management
                       SOX    Sarbanes-Oxley Act
                       HIPAA  Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
                       CALEA  Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act
                       GLBA   Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
                       NASD   National Association of Securities Dealers
                       ETSI   European Telecommunications Standards Institute
                       PIPED  Canada’s Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act
                       BASEL  Rewrites banking safety rules with a new focus of operational risks, such as
                               losses from fraud, computer failure, and acts of negligence.

                 cost and uncertainty of manual searching. Manual discovery is time consuming, expensive, and
                 unreliable. Selecting the right technology framework allows a company to set up its control envi-
                 ronment according to processes, cycles, accounts, etc. and provide the correct reporting require-
                 ments across all key criteria.
              •   Step 4: Educate your staff: Once you have solidified your new internal guidelines, take the time to
                 walk your employees through the new process and provide a written overview of the internal con-
                 trols and document retention policies. Hold a training session for your staff to educate employees
                 and communicate the importance of everyone adhering to the regulations.

              Table 4.1.1 summarizes the most important regulations that are relevant for life-cycle management
            of documents. The list is not complete; many states and many countries have specific regulations that
            are not listed.
              SOX is the most general compliance challenge representing requirements for honest business con-
            ducts. Table 4.1.2 summarizes document-related technologies for SOX compliance support.
            TABl E 4.1.2  Document-Related Technologies for SOX Compliance Support
            SOX Section Number     Section Title and Expectations  Document-Related Technologies
                  103       Auditing, quality control, and independence   Document management
                             standards and rules                 Message archiving
                  104       Inspections of registered public accounting firms  Document management
                                                                 Records management
                                                                 Message archiving
                  105       Investigations and disciplinary proceedings  Document management
                                                                 Records management
                                                                 Message archiving
                  301       Public company audit committees      Message archiving
                                                                 CRM or compliant management software
                  302       Corporate responsibility for financial reports  Financial reporting and disclosure
                                                                 Workflow BPM
                  404       Management assessment of internal controls  Internal control and audit
                                                                 Workflow BPM
                  409       Real-time issuer disclosures         Financial reporting
                                                                 Workflow BPM
                                                                 Web content management
                  501       Treatment of securities analysts by registered   Message archiving
                             securities associations and national securities
                             exchanges
                  801       Corporate and criminal fraud accountability  Message archiving
                  802       Criminal penalties for altering documents  Document management
                                                                 Records management
                                                                 Web content management
                                                                 Message archiving
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