Document Care and Control: 12 Essential Procedures
Robust document control ensures security, integrity, and accessibility of organizational records.
- Classification: Sensitivity tiers (public, internal, confidential, restricted).
- Access Control: Role-based, least privilege, MFA, audit logs.
- Secure Storage: Encrypted repositories, physical safes, environmental controls.
- Version Control: Check-in/out, change history, approval workflows.
- Controlled Distribution: Tracked transmission, DRM/watermarking for sensitive docs.
- Retention & Destruction: Schedule per legal/regulatory/business needs; secure shred/wipe.
- Tracking & Audit Trail: Lifecycle logging (create, access, modify, move, delete).
- Encryption: At rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.2+).
- Regular Audits: Compliance checks, penetration testing, access reviews.
- Training: Onboarding + annual refreshers on handling, phishing, classification.
- Incident Response: Breach notification, containment, forensic preservation.
- Regulatory Alignment: GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, ISO 27001, NARA, industry-specific.
Automated DMS/ECM platforms enforce many controls systematically.
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