Re: [logs] Logging standards?

From: gekked (gekkedat_private)
Date: Fri Oct 26 2001 - 13:34:20 PDT

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I am not a lawyer.
But a website I work with has these considerations. For non-regulated
industries, there is no legal requirement for keeping server logs. 

For organizations (like financial) that are already regulated, or
already have record preservation restrictions, those extend to the
internet. 

In the current climate of expanding law enforcement power, friends
from the EFF tell me that required logging legislation is on the
horizon, with UK and Dutch governments leading the charge.

gkd/imc

Rebecca Kastl <rkastlat_private> said:
> Does anyone know the specific or federal mandates (or legal expectations)
> within the U.S. for an entity to maintain log information -- specifically
> within a financial organization?

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