Immutability and chain of custody refer to the concept of ensuring that digital records are secure and cannot be changed or tampered with. Immutability is the assurance that records remain unchanged after they have been created, while chain of custody is the process of keeping track of who has accessed and modified the records.
Immutability is achieved through the use of cryptographic techniques, such as digital signatures and hash functions. These techniques make it impossible to alter the data without leaving a trace. In addition, records can be stored on a distributed ledger, such as blockchain, to ensure that no single user is able to modify or delete the data. This provides an additional layer of security.
Chain of custody is maintained by keeping track of who has access to the records and when. This is often done with a log of user activity, which includes a timestamp for each action taken. The log is then cryptographically signed to ensure its integrity. This ensures that any changes to the records can be easily traced back to the responsible user.
Overall, immutability and chain of custody provide a high level of security for digital records, ensuring that they are kept secure and trustworthy.
Why use T-Systems for Enterprise Content Migrations?
Within ECM systems, documents and records are enhanced with additional metadata and workflow processes. It is crucial to preserve these extended attributes along with the data’s structure and hierarchy.
Vamosa offers a comprehensive solution, including products, expert professionals, and a refined process, to modernize, consolidate, and restructure documents and records. Our approach ensures accuracy, transparency, and zero downtime for your current site.
We remain dedicated until the task is completed. With a track record of delivering numerous successful projects to delighted clients, we are proud to have the support and backing of T-Systems, the technology subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG.
Vamosa Connectors
T-Systems has delivered content migration projects for the following systems. The flexible nature of the migration platform enables connectors to be written for any system so in theory there is no restriction on the target system that can be loaded to with the T-Systems tooling.
Microsoft
SharePoint 2003, SharePoint 2007, SharePoint 2010, SharePoint 2013, M365, Teams
IBM
WCM, FileNet, Connections (now HCL), Quickr, SmartCloud, Notes, Domino, Content Manager, CM/OD
Adobe
Day CQ4, CQ5, AEM
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