Encryption as a Barrier to Disposition
Encrypted legacy data that can no longer be read also cannot be defensibly reviewed for destruction, creating a massive legal liability.
Building a decryption and triage workflow ensures that password-protected "black boxes" don't sit on your servers indefinitely.
  1. Do you have encrypted legacy drives sitting in storage that nobody remembers the password for?
  2. How do you legally justify the retention of a digital black box that cannot be audited?
Action Item: Identify one encrypted legacy database and initiate a project to safely decrypt and triage its contents.
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Encryption as a Barrier to Disposition
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