WORM storage is not enough [Technical Forum]
Windsor W. Hsu, Shauchi Ong · IBM Systems Journal · 2007
The fundamental purpose of record keeping is to preserve accurate details of events and establish solid proof that the events have occurred. Trustworthy records are, therefore, those that can be relied upon to provide irrefutable evidence of all the events that have been logged. Such records must be managed from an end-to-end perspective, beginning with their preservation, and including their subsequent discovery and delivery to an agent seeking proof or details of an event.