Thought Leadership and Industry Trends
As CDS marks its 20-year milestone in driving eDiscovery innovation and growth, the timing couldn’t be better for CDS to reflect on its role in creating a platform designed for the unfolding narrative of legal technology through its annual PIIP program.
Part 2 of our off-channel blog series delves into adapting policies for modern communication platforms, stressing compliance and robust message archiving for effective data governance.
In Relativity’s 2024 AI Visionaries interviews, CDS’ Daniel Diette, Director of Analytics and Data Privacy, offers wisdom on how to choose the right AI opportunities for your firm.
Although government agencies like the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) acknowledge that communication platforms like WhatsApp and iMessage offer an easy and efficient way to conduct business and are here to stay, they are less than impressed with their...
In the era of remote work, it’s easy for a departing employee to take valuable IP – intentionally or unintentionally – after termination. Before company information ends up in competitors’ hands, organizations should prepare for employee departures with data security top of mind.
When time is of the essence on a case, every second counts. DISCO search functionality coupled with CDS project management expertise can get you to the finish line faster on your next matter.
Mishandling sensitive information can lead to a data breach, a rising liability for organizations and individuals that can cost millions.
As data grows exponentially, automated archiving solutions allow companies to retain and access archived data, while reducing eDiscovery costs.
Sensitive data is any information that could cause harm if accessed without authorization, presenting a unique challenge in eDiscovery matters.
In a conversation with CDS, Cody Breunig, privacy and digital forensics expert, discussed the importance of data protection and the role of a gatekeeper in ensuring the security of sensitive information at his organization.
Organizations aim to focus on business, not litigation. However, in today’s litigation and investigations, companies must contend with data from mobile devices, chat messages, and other emerging data sources.
DIY eDiscovery is possible, but not easy. How much your legal team can handle on their own depends on many factors. Learn whether to insource, outsource, or seek a hybrid solution.
