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Data Protection: Evaluating Your Business Requirements and Classifying Your Data
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The business of business is business, not IT. Your data protection practices, like your other business practices, should be aimed at managing your business assets because a simple analysis of your data can produce extraordinary results. This paper discusses an approach to evaluating data at a business level, and implementing a data protection strategy that safeguards your organization based on the value of its data.

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Think for a moment about your data and its value to your business. Like almost every other company in the world, you probably have files you access and change every day. For example, when you use your ERP system or accounting package, every time you record a new invoice or payroll transaction, the data changes. This is called dynamic data.

You probably also have files that don’t change once they are created. An example might be a proposal you just wrote for a new customer. Once you have created and delivered it, the file probably will not change. This is called static data. Other examples include engineering drawings, maps, pictures, x-rays, video, presentations, etc. If you consider it, you will probably realize that you have more static data than dynamic data. If so, you are not alone because this is true for most businesses today.

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