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We want to give the industry an easy answer to a tough question:
 How do I know that the electronic records I am looking at are correct?
Today more than 90% of the business records are in digital format. The bad news is that digital information is highly vulnerable to manipulation and can be deleted or changed unless appropriate protection measures are put in place, thus the need to protect integrity and authenticity. The threats are moving inside the perimeter This growing risk of unwanted manipulation, whether intentional or accidental, is being addressed with traditional perimeter security measures. But as perimeter security is tightened, threats are moving inside the network. A privileged user, such as an administrator or an unauthorized user breaking in, can commit a fraudulent act by changing electronic records or audit trails, and not be detected. Compliance regulations and standards claim for protected digital records and audit trails A higher level of data trust, accountability and privacy protection is being mandated by regulations, compliance and governance rules as well as the establishment of "Best Practices for Data Security" in all industries. Our tools are specifically designed to assist you in meeting these needs. Forensics and Courts of Law: Proving the authenticity of the evidence Currently Tribunals accept digital evidence of all kinds. But obviously the strength of the evidence presented will not be the same in all cases. Recent rulings base the decision on the proofs of authenticity of data and the lack of holes in the chain of custody. Kinamik can provide you with the best evidence that eliminates doubts about its authenticity. Who should use Kinamik? Our initial clients are in financial, e-commerce, telecommunications, medical, pharmaceutical, law enforcement and government.
But moving forward, ALL companies and public administrations will implement independent, dedicated and tamper-proof registries for sensitive electronic records in order to protect against internal fraud, meet compliance guidelines, show good conduct to regulators and courts of law and demonstrate transparency in their dealings.
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