How can communications surveillance help pharma firms avoid fines?
Pharmaceutical companies urgently need robust communication surveillance to avoid data risks and reputational damage.
Head to the cloud – 6 simple steps for migrating healthcare data to the cloud
Migrating healthcare data to the cloud comes with multiple benefits for businesses, from cost reduction to increased data availability. Streamline your data migration with these six simple steps.
Managing the compliance risks of ephemeral messaging to meet DOJ guidance in healthcare and pharmaceuticals
Healthcare organizations and the pharmaceutical industry must look to implement solutions to ephemeral messaging in their compliance strategies.
Raising your Archiving IQ: Healthcare to take care
Does your organisation have all the tools it needs to properly preserve and capture all business communications?
6 tips to enhance eDiscovery practices for healthcare
Does your organization have sound eDiscovery processes in place? Receive tips you can employ in preparation for a potential investigation or audit.
Now you see it, now you don’t – How to overcome the compliance risks of ephemeral messages to meet DOJ guidance
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has made it clear that it expects organizations to have plans in place to manage the increased use of disappearing messages. We explore the compliance implications of ephemeral messaging and set out five key steps to both mitigate risk and meet DOJ obligations.
DOJ’s ECCP follows the rhythm of regulatory action
The DOJ released its Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Program (ECCP) amendments in March 2023, which center around communication retention policies for personal devices and messaging applications, as well as compensation criteria in relation to compliance. Subsequent guidelines and enforcements have proved these notions still remain at the front of regulators’ minds.
DOJ unveils “significant change” in ECCP approach to communication platforms
“Significant changes” have been made to the DOJ's ECCP (Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs) with a focus on the use of personal devices.