What Is An Archival Standard For Digital Public Records? - CountyOffice.org

Описание: What Is An Archival Standard For Digital Public Records? Have you ever wondered how government agencies ensure that digital public records remain trustworthy, secure, and accessible over time? In this informative video, we will explain the standards and practices used to manage digital records effectively. We will cover key topics such as how digital records are stored and preserved using specialized formats like WORM storage, the importance of metadata, digital signatures, and timestamps for verifying authenticity. You’ll also learn about access controls to protect sensitive information and procedures for disposing of records when they are no longer needed. Additionally, we’ll discuss how agencies coordinate with archives like the National Archives and Records Administration to transfer permanent records and follow legal retention schedules. Understanding these standards is essential for maintaining government transparency and accountability, as well as ensuring legal and historical integrity of digital records. Whether you're a government employee, researcher, or concerned citizen, this overview provides valuable insights into how digital public records are managed and preserved for future generations. Join us to learn more about the processes that keep government information trustworthy and accessible.

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