Proper destruction of sensitive documents requires understanding both classification levels and legal obligations.

From classification and encryption to employee training and compliance, a strong document security framework is now a legal, operational, and strategic necessity for protecting sensitive data.

A bipartisan group of senators unveiled legislation on Wednesday to reform the information classification system in order to reduce over-classification and prevent the mishandling of classified ...

How can a classified document go missing? How can it wind up in the garage or private office of President Joe Biden or the private country club of former-President Donald Trump? The short answer is ...

Untold quantities of sensitive data reside in the huge variety of documents that accumulate over the lifetime of an organization. Keeping them safe no matter where they’re stored should be a top ...

The U.S. government’s system for labeling and tracking classified documents appears to be broken, with potentially serious consequences for the country’s national security, lawmakers, former officials ...

Recent headlines on the mishandling of classified documents shine a light on another problem — something I have long advocated for and acted on — and that is the need to reduce over-classification. In ...

Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! Columbia University history professor Matthew Connelly, author of "The Declassification Engine," talked about recent events related to classified ...

TEL AVIV, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In a revolutionary move, Flow has designed data classification powered by Large Language Models (LLMs). With a focus on unstructured data, this technology can ...

Symmetry Systems, the Data+AI security company, today unveiled its AI-Powered Classification taxonomy that fundamentally transforms how organizations classify and secure sensitive data, as well as new ...