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Data Privacy
Retention Attention
How far back does your email go? And how does this relate to data security? Bobby R. Williams, Jr., managing consultant with iDiscovery Solutions, returns with his Finely Tuned blog series to discuss this topic's significance.
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Puzzle Pieces...
Organizations want to keep their data safe. So, they encrypt files, folders and hard disks. And effective encryption protocols deployed with several tools have been observed. The data is safe, but what does this mean if the data needs to be collected for investigation?
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Data In the Shadows...
Your data knows. Your data remembers. It's always there to be a gentle reminder. iDiscovery Solutions forensics managing consultant, Bobby Williams, offers insight on data snapshots and operating systems, the significance from a forensics perspective and what we can take away from all of this.
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E-Discovery
Taking Advantage of an Emergent New Area of Evidence
Dan Regard, president and CEO of iDiscovery Solutions, discusses recent trends and innovations in the world of digital forensics and e-discovery, including the revolutionary role of contextual data in today’s legal strategies.
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Structured Data Illuminates Facts Like Never Before
Jonathan Hurwitz, managing consultant at iDiscovery Solutions, talks about how structured data analysis is revolutionizing the process of discovery – even in cases where the client doesn’t realize how valuable it will be.
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Cybersecurity and Forensics Update From iDiscovery Solutions
CCBJ recently co-hosted a webinar with iDiscovery Solutions (iDS), which included insights from team members Jonathan Karchmer and Bobby Williams. The discussion was one that touched on developments in cybersecurity and forensics as well as best practices.
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Cybersecurity | Data Analytics
Can Reducing Risk Be Bad for Us? Yes, If Your Rules Lack Flexibility
Charlie Platt, Director of Data Analytics for iDS, resumes his Ethical Hacker column with a piece on how reducing cyber risk can get in the way of your business – that is, if your rules lack flexibility. The best way to implement successful cyber risk programs without hurting your business, he says, is to design them to adapt to dynamic business requirements by providing an approved exception process.
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