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Description of BS 10008-2:2020 2020This British Standard gives recommendations and guidance for the implementation and operation of information management systems that manage information electronically (including where the electronic information is transferred from one computer system to another) and where the issues of authenticity, integrity and availability as required for legal admissibility and evidential weight are important. It describes the processes for use in the identification and development of policies and procedures as specified in BS 10008‑1, in relation to the management of electronically stored information (ESI). This British Standard is applicable to any system that:
This British Standard also covers procedures and processes relevant to the following ESI authentication principles:
It covers aspects of the information management processes that affect the use of ESI in normal business transactions, even where legal admissibility per se is not an issue. Such aspects include the legibility, accuracy and completeness of the ESI, and the transfer of the ESI to other systems. This British Standard is also applicable to electronic identity management systems and can be applied to any form of electronic identity management system, irrespective of the technology used. This British Standard is intended for:
This British Standard does not cover processes used to evaluate the authenticity of ESI prior to it being imported into the system. However, it can be used to demonstrate that output from the information management system is a true record of what was imported. Compliance with this British Standard does not guarantee legal admissibility. It defines good practice.
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