The implementation of the European Union (EU)’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has raised a number of questions as to how best to approach cross-border discovery. Friction between legal holds […]
Unpleasant news about sensitive data leaks are making big headlines these days. Paul Manafort’s attorneys just created one after a failed attempt to redact sensitive information in a recent filing.
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The history of American commerce is small business. Some of them grow to become very big businesses, and as you have seen over the years, it’s amazing how many Fortune
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Beyond two factor authentication and encryption of client data, these are the top 10 security vulnerabilities for eDiscovery practitioners to assess and, if appropriate, mitigate: Team communication. Masking client, case
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Over the past few years, ediscovery professionals have been on the front lines of tremendous changes impacting how organizations and their business partners deal with electronic data. Hyper connectivity, increased
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Two weeks ago, I took the Certified E-Discovery Specialist (CEDS) exam. For those of you thinking about adding this certification to your resume, I encourage you to do it! It’s
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A 2017 survey of business professionals worldwide found that the average business professional uses 9.4 software apps for work purposes. Nearly half of the respondents said they use apps that
I probably don’t need to tell you that data privacy and protection are some of the thorniest topics right now in legal, IT, and records management practices. Specifically, effective May
GDPR: Top 6 Things E-Discovery Professionals Need to Know Read More »
Recent press reports talk about a newly discovered form of security threat that involves attackers exploiting common features of modern microprocessors (aka chips) that power our computers, tablets, smartphones, and
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In a recent NPR podcast entitled, “Your Cell Phone’s A Snitch,” we hear a story which, in many ways, is old news. They share talk about a string of armed robberies in
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