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When small businesses are trying to free up some floor space and simultaneously give their staff greater access to a wealth of information, they would be wise to turn to document management platforms.

In many parts of the country, school districts and individual schools have been around decades or even centuries, and require significant space to store all those years’ worth of student records and the like.

The personal information of online hotel booking customers at Best Western International, Inc. was compromised in October as the result of a cloud storage-related data breach.

The recent closure of a relatively small-sized medical practice in Michigan as the result of a ransomware attack highlighted what has become a growing problem in the industry with regard to malware and data protection.

Several health care facilities across the country were alleged to have violated patient privacy laws after medical files that included patients’ personal information were found in dumpsters throughout the year.

When it comes to the storage of records, small businesses need to consider both the amount of security they require and the associated costs. With the availability of a variety of cloud-based storage services, businesses can choose the most cost-effective options suited to their needs.

A county in Missouri has decided to take a proactive approach to the preservation of its physical records dating back more than 150 years to preempt their aging process and ensure that the best-quality copies possible are preserved for years to come.

It has been just over two months since the White House outlined in a memo the steps federal agencies must take ahead of the December 31, 2022 deadline by which they need to have the ability to manage all of their permanent records digitally.