A chronological view of ComplexDiscovery eDiscovery posts as shared with data discovery and legal discovery professionals.
Transparency is a growing feature of the world we live in, including the modern workplace. Workers, including those in the legal industry, have decided that Glassdoor ratings and reviews are worthy…
The role of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is becoming the norm in eDiscovery companies as these companies grow their client base and venture into compliance and data breach…
Pivotal Acquisition Corp., a public investment vehicle, and KLDiscovery, a global provider of electronic discovery and information governance services to Fortune 500 companies and top law firms, announced on May…
The main opportunity to push for greater innovation and to draw on specialist capabilities obviously comes at contract time, and there is good news here. To keep up with rapidly…
A new group of Intel vulnerabilities, collectively called Microarchitecture Data Sampling (MDS), were disclosed last week. The vulnerabilities allow attackers to steal data as processes run on most machines using…
A selection of five articles shared regularly to inform and update legal and information technology professionals on the art and science of data discovery and legal discovery.
A Net Promoter Score®, commonly referred to as NPS®, is a straightforward metric that measures customer experience and appears to be a predictor of company growth. Based on the importance of…
According to the IT Dashboard, federal agencies expect to invest a combined $1.6 billion in cloud infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS), $924 million in…
The BSA Framework for Secure Software tackles complex security challenges through an adaptable and outcome-focused approach that is risk-based, cost-effective, and repeatable. The Framework describes baseline security outcomes across the…
The work that Thomas Peyrin and his colleague, Gaetan Leurent, have done goes far beyond just proving SHA-1 chosen-prefix collision attacks are theoretically possible. They show that such attacks are…
