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* Must consider retention and retention periods of email and other documents (almost any document can be considered a legal document) | * Must consider retention and retention periods of email and other documents (almost any document can be considered a legal document) | ||
* In addition to govt regulations, must consider industry practices & standards | * In addition to govt regulations, must consider industry practices & standards | ||
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* Need to be very careful about mailing lists and keeping them up to date to prevent mails to the wrong person | * Need to be very careful about mailing lists and keeping them up to date to prevent mails to the wrong person | ||
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How do you store compliance documents such as sign-offs, NDAs, and contacts? What do you use for secure document storage and transmission? | How do you store compliance documents such as sign-offs, NDAs, and contacts? What do you use for secure document storage and transmission? | ||
* LotusNotes used to route a document and get sign-offs along the way | * LotusNotes used to route a document and get sign-offs along the way | ||
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* Signal, Telegraph, and WhatsApp for encrypting instant messages | * Signal, Telegraph, and WhatsApp for encrypting instant messages | ||
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* Block chain systems | * Block chain systems | ||
** Book: London Review of Books had two stories by the same author Andrew O’Hagen | ** Book: London Review of Books had two stories by the same author Andrew O’Hagen | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:49, 12 October 2017
Thanks to Martin Edmonds for moderating this month.
- Event announcement: https://www.meetup.com/NetSquared-Kitchener-Waterloo/events/233388765/
- Meeting notes: https://www.meetup.com/NetSquared-Kitchener-Waterloo/messages/boards/thread/50337067
Contents
Regulatory Compliance
- Date
- Monday, 14 November 2016
- Event Announcement
- https://www.meetup.com/NetSquared-Kitchener-Waterloo/events/233388765/
Many non-profit organizations are involved in government-regulated services such as health care, employment acquisition and training. Other activities require adherence to other laws, such as building codes. How do you keep track of all the regulations that you need to follow? How do you store compliance documents such as sign-offs, NDAs, and contacts? What do you use for secure document storage and transmission? How do the SysAdmins get along with the Lawyers? When is encryption required? What do you encrypt and when?
Meeting Notes
- Must consider retention and retention periods of email and other documents (almost any document can be considered a legal document)
- In addition to govt regulations, must consider industry practices & standards
- Following of the Ont. Non-Profit Corporations Act (ONCA
- Maintenance of email lists:
- use double opt-in
- using email lists only for stated purpose
- offer mechanism for requesting to be removed
- On website for incorporated organization (In Europe, but not yet in North America)
- need to specify if cookies will be saved
- need to specify physical address (required in Europe)
- Considered a member of a non-profit (in some cases, even attending an event can constitute you as a member)
- Adherence to Copyrights laws when photocopying
- What responsibilities does organization have when providing internet access to public
- Audits from organizations that grant non-profit status or organizations that provide grants
- Software audits (Eg Microsoft ensuring license adherence)
- Need to be very careful about mailing lists and keeping them up to date to prevent mails to the wrong person
Storage
How do you store compliance documents such as sign-offs, NDAs, and contacts? What do you use for secure document storage and transmission?
- LotusNotes used to route a document and get sign-offs along the way
- Block chain systems (discuss further in future meeting)
- Electronic forms on secure file server or encrypted device
- Encrypted data.
- TrueCrypt
- There are some known vulnerabilities in the Windows version.
- Veracrypt is a fork of TrueCrypt).
- Luks container
- Offsite (using send command)
- ZFS (a file system)
- TrueCrypt
- Indicate on top of email who is the intended audience of email. Legal disclaimer on the footer telling you not to read an email if it does not pertain to you.
- Encrypted email systems eg. Enigmail (a thunderbird plug-in)
- Online service to encrypt mail eg. Proton Mail, and Tutanota
- Signal, Telegraph, and WhatsApp for encrypting instant messages
Potential topics for future meetings
- Block chain systems
- Book: London Review of Books had two stories by the same author Andrew O’Hagen
- Ethereum (a programming environment built on top of Block Chain)
- Accessibility rules
- Document storage formats (ODS, etc.) could be combined with document management systems
