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Data Protection Compliance/Employee Issues
Are companies allowed to keep everything?
Are companies allowed to keep email sent TO the company?
How long are companies allowed to keep email?
Can companies keep and read private email?
Do companies need to tell employees if they’re reading private email?
Is this regarded as ‘monitoring’ under the DPA? Is it ‘interception’ under the Act?
Can email be kept after an employee has left the company?
Does all email need to be delivered up in response to a SAR?
Does all email pertaining to that person need to be deleted if requested by the Data Subject?
Who should have access to Cryoserver, and what security measures apply to those people?
Do employees have to agree to the use of Cryoserver?
Should we use disclaimers on the bottom of all emails, and if so what should they say?
What about web-based email – are you allowed to keep that too?
Is Instant Messaging private?
Can searching be done automatically on a schedule rather than pick on particular people?
Can searching be done pro-actively to scan for potential problems?
What about a global company that keeps emails all over the world – where should the emails be kept legally?
With the CDR, who is regarded as the Data Controller?
If I send an email about my ill grandmother to another person, what is the company’s justification under the DPA for keeping this email?
If personal email should be deleted, how do you justify keeping it?
Retention Compliance
Does filtering spam prior to Cryoserver affect compliance?
If an organisation has outsourced all email, does this affect compliance?
Does keeping data for longer than mandated retention periods have legal implications or any other exposure?
Technical
How do you prove an email’s integrity?
What levels of access are there to Cryoserver?
What about viruses? Can they attack Cryoserver and destroy the archive?
How do you stop viruses re-infecting the system if you forward them out of Cryoserver at a later date?
Can Cryoserver be set to not allow attachments to be opened in the Cryoserver environment (browser)?
What about encrypted attachments?
What about password-protected Word documents?
What about unknown attachments?
We have 100 Exchange Servers placed all over the world – how would you set up Cryoserver and how do you avoid duplication?
Can we use a different search engine?
Is this going to be working in thirty years time?
What disaster recovery / business continuity provisions are there in the product?
If we later moved from Cryoserver to another product, can this be achieved and is it easy?
Can Cryoserver be backed up?
What happens if Cryoserver is unavailable?
Can Cryoserver mail collection be scheduled to take advantage of quiet times re. bandwidth?
Does Cryoserver spot spoofed emails?
If an index becomes corrupted, can it be rebuilt?
What about web-based email – can you capture it?
Can you capture instant messaging?
Are you developing an interface that will be transparent to the user? E.g. it’ll look like they’re always in Outlook?
How do you define a ‘user’ when costing – many of our users have multiple email addresses?
How is mirroring implemented?
Can the data be exported and consolidated into one interface, e.g. including faxes?
Our Notes email system has encryption switched on by default – can you index and/or read these messages?
Can Cryoserver index e.g. Scandinavian characters?
Can it record calendar entries?
What about when email access rights are delegated to another person in the company when e.g. the original person is on holiday – can Cryoserver do this?
How do you get old email into Cryoserver?
Can you see/audit bcc’s?
What are you doing regarding long-term storage?
What if distribution lists are not held in LDAP?
What if there are several different entry points for emails in different countries?
Can you search by country?
Do you search across all Cryoservers, or just one at a time?
Can privileged users be restricted to carrying out certain searches? E.g. only allowed to search a particular date range, or ‘finance’ can only search ‘finance’ employees?
The Market
Who are your competitors?
What makes Cryoserver different to other archiving products?
Has Cryoserver been used in court yet?
How many customers do you have?