Data breaches reported in the media seem to be almost a daily occurrence leaving companies with both immediate and long-term damage that must be addressed.
What to Do After a Data Breach? Experts Weigh in on Developing a Response Plan
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5 Things You Must Consider in Protecting Your Company Data
Often discussions about data only focus on one aspect of it at a time, such as privacy, cybersecurity, retention, big data, etc. However, in order to truly protect data, organizations need to take a broader perspective. Data is an asset that has real value to every organization and its value tracks its many uses. In other words, its value varies with each user and purpose for which the data is used, and this must be considered in developing a management plan for enterprise data.
What’s New in Relativity 9.6? Four Changes eDiscovery Professionals Should Know
New changes in a workflow can be confusing. Our guide to four features updated with Relativity 9.6 will help users navigate this change.
How Technology Can Improve Quality Control in eDiscovery
Quality control in eDiscovery is a time consuming process, but with new technology to visualize data, companies are saving time and money.
Useful Relativity Features You May Have Never Heard Of: Part Two – Review and Beyond
In part one of this series, we discussed some of the features in Relativity that can be used to investigate document sets before the processing and review stage of discovery.
Useful Relativity Features You May Have Never Heard Of: Part One – Investigations
Every user of Relativity knows that the tool offers an abundance of useful features.
eDiscovery Data Processing 101
Before any raw or native data can be reviewed for eDiscovery, it must first be “processed.” For those new to eDiscovery, the jargon and steps involved in data processing can be confusing. Our goal is to demystify data processing by describing what happens during this phase of eDiscovery at a high level and explaining some common processing terms and phrases.
Understanding How Early Case Assessment Works
Early Case Assessment (ECA) refers to a variety of tools and workflows for investigating and quickly learning about your data as it relates to eDiscovery and potential litigation.
How Auto-Redaction Technology Can Streamline Your eDiscovery
Most eDiscovery requires redaction of information before it can be produced. Thanks to increasing regulations safeguarding personal information, the amount of redaction required is growing.
