Robert M. Blatt

Robert M. Blatt has been President and Principal Consultant with Electronic Image Designers (EID), Inc. since 1994. He has more than 35+ years extensive technical experience working with various electronic content/Records management (ECM) technologies along with over 20 years providing eForensic expertise. He is also the chairperson of several national and international standard setting committees related to the content/record management industry and is a current member of the industry standards board.
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Reducing the Potential Impact of Ransomware Affecting Critical Records
BY Robert M. Blatt
Jan. 18 2022
Over the past few years, and even as recent as last week, organizations have suffered from ransomware attacks and/or have been affected by data breaches. These attacks have become so frequent that the
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