The UK and EU imposed their first simultaneous cyber sanctions July 13, designating Russian operators and attributing to FSB Centre 16 a destructive attack on Polish energy infrastructure that failed…
eDiscovery buyers logged nine mergers, acquisitions and investments through July 13, 2026, with AI capability and legal talent purchases defining the announced mix. Nearly 25 years of tracking data show…
Revenue targets and market focus can compete for primacy, leaving a company with oscillation instead of hierarchy. This analysis applies Clausewitz, Goodhart's law, and gyroscopic precession to the strategic instability…
A launch review that ends in unanimous agreement may be the first warning sign. In this analysis, Clausewitz, Sun Tzu, the technology adoption curve, and product lifecycle discipline combine into…
A new CCDCOE analysis maps where NATO allies agree on international law in cyberspace, finding 27 of 32 members on the record and a common baseline taking shape from sovereignty…
Federal prosecutors called Angelo Martino a double agent: hired to negotiate with BlackCat, he armed the attackers with his clients' insurance limits while five victims paid $75.3 million, court records…
A distinguished panel of legal and eDiscovery leaders explores today’s most pressing discovery challenges, including ESI strategy, privilege, AI, collaboration data, cross-border discovery, and defensible information governance.
GAI deployment reached 69.39 percent of eDiscovery organizations in the 1H 2026 survey, its fourth straight climb, while the series' first governance question found documented rules at just 57.14 percent.
A three-hour, 200,000-requests-a-minute assault on a Ukrainian TV site reveals the quieter war beneath the missiles: a contest over who controls the record, and a lesson every information professional can…
Federal agencies issued 41 second requests in fiscal year 2025, but FY2026 merger filings are running 29 percent ahead of last year's pace through May. ComplexDiscovery models what the filing…
