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On 10/3/05, Bob Chase <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> On behalf of a colleague, does anyone have any insights on the
> scheduling and retention of encryption/decryption tools, such as keys,
> software, codes and passwords for encrypted archival/permanent records?
This is purely a logic thing, but the decryption tools should obviously be
held until the time the encrypted items are decrypted... if they're
archival/permanent records, then it would be the same retention period as
the records.
However, for encryption to work properly, you typically CHANGE the
encryption key every time you access and re-encrypt the records, and
depending on the nature of the records, when personnel who had access to the
encryption keys leave an organization.
Larry
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