In Part 2 of Double Dutch with Jonathan Armstrong, we unpack some survival tips from the Dutch AP’s enforcement action …
Double Dutch with Jonathan Armstrong of Cordery UK – Part 1: The LocateFamily.com Enforcement Action
In Part 1 of Double Dutch with Jonathan Armstrong, we unpack some survival tips from the Dutch AP’s enforcement action …
We rappel down into the ESI Five with Kevin Treuberg – Computer Forensics and Investigations SME, and Manager of the …
ESI Survival Guide INTERVIEW (Part 2) with Kevin Treuberg – Digital Forensics and Investigations SME
This is Part 2 of our extended discussion with Kevin Treuberg, one of the cybersecurity industry’s leading computer forensics and …
HAPPY BIRTHDAY GDPR!! Today the GDPR turns THREE YEARS OLD! They grow up so fast, don’t they? In honor of …
ESI Survival Guide INTERVIEW (Part 1) with Kevin Treuberg – Digital Forensics and Investigations SME
In Part 1 of this ESI Survival Guide extended interview, we are joined by Kevin Treuberg, an expert in computer …
MK: Today on ESI Survival Guide we are sitting down with Georgia Foster, the Managing Director for Relativity APAC covering…
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In this post, Craig Ball addresses the following question from a fellow eDiscovery professor, in sum and substance: Can a party refuse to produce “attachments” that are essentially included as links within an email, such as between Gmail and Google Drive?
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In this post, Greg Buckles extracts some key eDiscovery takeaways from Aryaka’s fifth annual enterprise survey. He goes on to pose an important question to readers: As technology developments accelerate, SaaS applications proliferate, and the data deluge increases, searches for relevant information are becoming more difficult, but shouldn’t they be getting easier?
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In this post, Craig Ball recounts repurposing his crossword puzzling skills to solve a forensic mystery. In the end, Craig provides readers with a practical means to recover EXIF metadata from inline photos where the metadata has vanished in transit.
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With Microsoft retiring their Advanced eDiscovery v.1, some related PowerShell cmdlets and soon the Core eDiscovery interface, I asked the Relativity team for a briefing on how these changes might affect my clients using RelativityOne for in-place holds and collections.
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Back in 2014 I wrote a piece on how Avast! pulled personal information from wiped Android phones sold on eBay to demonstrate the dangers of selling off your old smart phone. Now it seems that trading in your iPhone with Apple has not been safe since 2015. The improvements in device encryption may severely limit […]