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Audit-proof archiving & retention — found from sitemap — Egnyte
Checked for Egnyte on 19 Oct 2026
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- https://www.egnyte.com/guides/governance/data-retention
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- 19 Oct 2026, 11:45 UTC
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Customer count Report an error
“For more than a decade, Egnyte has helped more than 23,000+ customers with millions of users worldwide.”
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Data retention solution Report an error
“By employing content lifecycle management solutions and other data retention best practices, organizations are able to gain control of their data for more effective and secure operations.”
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Australia retention Report an error
“According to this law, Australian service providers must retain metadata for at least two years.”
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Switzerland retention Report an error
“According to Swiss data retention regulations, business data must be retained for 10 years after the end of the financial year.”
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Switzerland VAT exception Report an error
“There is an exception that requires records related to immovable assets with VAT implications to be retained for at least 20 years.”
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US preservation Report an error
“The Electronic Communication Transactional Records Act regulates data preservation for service providers, directing them to retain all records for 90 days and be able to make them available “upon the request of a governmental entity.””
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Fisma retention Report an error
“Contractors and federal agencies are subject to FISMA, which requires data retention for a minimum of three years.”
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Nerc retention Report an error
“These entities must retain data that proves their compliance with NERC Reliability Standards for a compliance period that ranges from three to six months.”
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Basel3 retention Report an error
“According to Basel III data retention requirements, banks must archive three to seven years of data history.”
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HIPAA retention Report an error
“They must retain health information for at least six years from the date it was created.”
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Nispom retention Report an error
“According to the NISPOM, classified material received or generated under a contract should be retained for two years unless otherwise directed.”
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Swiss mobile retention Report an error
“Mobile phone operators in Switzerland must retain certain data for six months.”
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Swiss email retention Report an error
“According to the regulations, the following must be retained for six months:”
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Retention period range Report an error
“Time periods vary by organization and industry, but generally range from three to ten years.”
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Guidance topics Report an error
“Data retention eDiscovery Compliance Data destruction or archiving Access controls and monitoring”
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Page updated Report an error
“Last Updated: 1st May, 2021”
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- The Data Protection Officer Audit-proof archiving & retention
- The Records Manager Audit-proof archiving & retention