Extract from Cellebrite’s article “How Cellebrite Supports IST Management’s Client Service”
Ever deleted an email or text message only to need it later? Digital information can feel frustratingly impermanent. But what if that missing piece holds the key to a legal case? In today’s digital world, where our lives are increasingly documented electronically, the ability to collect and analyze this data is crucial. That’s where digital forensics and eDiscovery come in.
Both fields deal with electronically stored information (ESI), but with distinct purposes. While eDiscovery focuses on identifying relevant data for legal matters, digital forensics dives deeper, aiming to uncover hidden evidence and ensure its admissibility in court—both playing equally important parts in digital evidence collection.
Jordan McQuown, who doubles as the Chief Information Officer and Chief Information Security Officer for IST Management Services, Inc. (IST) is no stranger to the industry, with more than 19 years of technology, security and operations experience, the last 10 years focused on delivering services and consulting to the legal market.
