Governance of data and information is an issue for all firms in all industries. Data and information governance best practices include assessing how information is used and where confidential and customer private information is captured, stored, and processed within an organization, and in the supply chain.  The process of identifying and managing Personally Identifiable Information, PII, and other confidential information is a daunting task.

However prior to governance, data quality is essential. The costs of comprised data quality are clear-billions of dollars of squandered each year due to mistakes and manual process.

In addition, information and data governance also deals with the broader issue of records management, retention and e-discovery. With over 7,000 regulations that impact records management, organizations need intelligent repositories of information to protect them, cost effectively, against legal challenges.
Avior’s BenchMark and ClearView solutions contribute to optimal data quality and information governance by enabling regular, efficient assessments of data/information, people and processes throughout the organization. With Avior’s innovative SaaS and premise-based deployment options, organizations can rapidly and cost-effectively implement a technology platform to support data and information governance.

Data governance requires that organizations understand their responsibilities as data custodians against internal policies and under a variety of state and federal privacy laws and regulations. Avior BenchMark and ClearView enable better data governance by managing compliance assessment and reporting against these regulations which are kept up to date by Avior Computing, including

• Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, GLBA
• Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council , InterAgency Guidelines, FFIEC
• Identity theft red flags rules, FFIEC and FTC
• Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, HIPAA
• Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, PIPEDA
• California Data Privacy Law, SB1386, and the forty or so other similar state laws
• Massachusetts Data Privacy Law, 201 CMR 17
• PCI DSS

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