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he messaging landscape has changed considerably over the last 10 years with the introduction of a great deal of government and regulatory body legislation and regulation. This has added to the already existing possibility of legal discoveries resulting from litigation or other legal action, with their attendant cost in time and resources. All of these factors have caused compliance requirements to become a major concern for messaging professionals in organizations of all sizes. Historically, Exchange did not offer features to manage messaging compliance and these requirements were met with third-party solutions, sometimes using the journaling capabilities in Exchange Server 2003 and earlier versions, or providing similar capability through their own solutions. Exchange Server 2007 introduced capabilities and features that have allowed organizations to meet some of these compliance requirements in a cost-effective manner without having to integrate third-party solutions, and Exchange Server 2010 has expanded on these capabilities to further build upon your ability to meet these needs out of the box.

The e-mail compliance capabilities introduced in Exchange Server 2007 and built on in Exchange Server 2010 are focused on regulatory compliance and legal discovery. In this context, legal discovery refers to the requirement to produce all relevant e-mail during litigation, usually as the result of a subpoena. Compliance can generally be divided into three categories:

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regulatory compliance. Regulatory compliance has been a predominant concern to the financial services and healthcare sectors, but is also a matter of importance to virtually all public and private sectors. Public sector organizations typically also are expected to comply to access to information requests from citizens. Some examples of regulations affecting the private sector in the United States include Sarbanes-Oxley, SEC Rule 17A-4, Gramm-Leach-Bliley, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA); concerns for the public sector include the Freedom of Information Act and the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA). Finally, protection of privacy information is a primary concern for all organizations, whether in the public or private sectors.

organization. These risks can encompass concerns such as privacy breaches, financial loss, human resources concerns such as harassment/discrimination, corporate liability (criminal or civil), intellectual assets disclosure, and breach of client/attorney privilege.

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Some sources estimate that as much as 90 percent of compliance costs for an organization are staff-related, and that the overall cost of compliance runs into the billions for sectors such as financials and securities. The features provided in Exchange Server 2010 can enable organizations to meet their compliance requirements with a much lower price tag in cost and effort as well as reduced complexity. As part of their design goals to satisfy customer needs for messaging compliance within Exchange, Microsoft determined that although regulations vary widely across different jurisdictions, a complete e-mail compliance solution can primarily be defined by the following capabilities: