Compliance Resources

Review our compliance resources for more information on the Actiance platform and how you can enable the safe and productive use of Web 2.0 and Unified Communications.

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Learn about the various regulations governing the use of these communications tools and what federal agencies can do to manage and mitigate the risks stemming from the use of these tools.
Overview on social media eDiscovery, including case law, what needs to be included in an eDiscovery strategy and the grey areas of social media eDiscovery
For the fifth consecutive year, Actiance conducted its annual survey on the growth and impact of collaborative Internet applications. As in prior years, the research was conducted among a large sample of corporate IT managers and end users across all size organizations in North America, UK and Europe. The research study includes compiled data from 1,654 end users and IT managers. Key findings can be found below: * 90% of survey respondents indicating that they have personal profile pages on one or more social networks; * 84% of organizations polled have a nominated individual or department who update and maintain the content on the corporate page; * 66% accessed social networking sites at least once a day in 2011; * 79% of respondents said their organization had a corporate page on Facebook, 61% had corporate pages on LinkedIn, 61% on Twitter and 46% on YouTube; * 78% of organizations now monitor email; * Social networking is blamed for many of the problems faced by IT – bandwidth issues (65%); malware exposure (61%); compliance issues (52%); liability due to miscommunication (49%); and loss of secret or sensitive company information (46%).