Another simple problem is:  Passwords change...and of course, gawd knows how many different passwords we all have for the various devices, software, operating systems, or internet accounts we have.  I think the best solution is put all the personal information onto a flash drive with password protection and store the flash drive in a safe deposit box or other physical repository.

The issue is an interesting dilemma as we move further into the paperless age...

Brian


Brian A. Moriki
AVP & Manager - OSD Records Management
First Hawaiian Bank

***THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED ARE STRICTLY "MY OWN" AND IS NOT ENDORSED OR APPROVED BY MY EMPLOYERS OR ANY ENTITY THAT I PARTICIPATE OR REPRESENT.***



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