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SUMMARY:[Webcast] Detecting the Undetectable: Deepfakes Under the Digital Forensic Microscope
DESCRIPTION:[Webcast] Detecting the Undetectable: Deepfakes Under the Digital Forensic Microscope\nDeepfakes—hyper-realistic synthetic media generated by AI—are no longer fringe phenomena. From fake video evidence in litigation to impersonation in financial fraud and disinformation campaigns\, the impact is real and growing. During this upcoming HaystackID® webcast\, leading professionals will dig into the risk posed by deepfakes to truth\, trust\, and digital integrity and how digital forensic experts can identify\, analyze\, and combat deepfakes in legal and investigative contexts. \nThe speakers will discuss: \n\nWhat constitutes a deepfake and an overview of synthetic media\, GANs (Generative Adversarial Networks)\, and their evolution.\nPractical signs and metadata anomalies that may indicate deepfake manipulation.\nHow digital investigators can use detection techniques\, such as AI-powered tools\, to identify deepfakes.\nHow to ensure authenticity and admissibility in court when digital manipulation is suspected.\n\nWebcast Details \nJoin leading experts as they walk through real-world case studies\, technical methodologies\, and evolving detection techniques that help separate fact from fiction in today’s altered reality. \n+ Date: Wednesday\, August 6\, 2025\n+ Time: 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT\n+ Registration Link \n\nExpert Panelists  \n+ John Wilson\, ACE\, AME\, CBE  \nChief Information Security Officer and President of Forensics\, HaystackID \nAs Chief Information Security Officer and President of Forensics at HaystackID\, John provides consulting and forensic services to help companies address various matters related to electronic discovery and computer forensics\, including leading forensic investigations\, cryptocurrency investigations\, and ensuring proper preservation of evidence items and chain of custody. He regularly develops forensic workflows and processes for clients ranging from major financial institutions to governmental departments\, including Fortune 500 companies and Am Law 100 law firms. \n\n+Todd Tabor \nVice President of PMO\, Forensics \nIn 2021\, Todd Tabor joined HaystackID and is currently the Vice President of PMO\, Forensics. In this role\, he is responsible for the identification\, hiring\, training\, and development of HaystackID’s Forensic Project Management Team as well as developing the processes and procedures of that team. Prior to joining HaystackID\, Todd was the Executive Vice President of Operations for Veristar. \n\n+ Rene Novoa\, CCLO\, CCPA\, CJED \nVice President of Forensics\, HaystackID \nAs Vice President of Forensics for HaystackID\, Rene Novoa has more than 20 years of technology experience conducting data recovery\, digital forensics\, eDiscovery\, and account management and sales activities. During this time\, Rene has performed investigations in both civil and criminal matters and has directly provided litigation support and forensic analysis for seven years. Rene has regularly worked with ICAC\, HTCIA\, IACIS\, and other regional task forces supporting State Law Enforcement Division accounts and users in his most recent forensic leadership roles. \n\nAbout HaystackID®  \nHaystackID solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber events. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Data Discovery Intelligence\, HaystackID Core® Platform\, and AI-enhanced Global Managed Review powered by its proprietary platform\, ReviewRight®. Repeatedly recognized as one of the world’s most trusted legal industry providers by prestigious publishers such as Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID implements innovative cyber discovery\, enterprise solutions\, and legal and compliance offerings to leading companies and legal practices around the world.  HaystackID offers highly curated and customized offerings while prioritizing security\, privacy\, and integrity. For more information about how HaystackID can help solve unique legal enterprise needs\, please visit HaystackID.com.     \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies.    \nSource: HaystackID  
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SUMMARY:[EDRM Workshop] Building eDiscovery Expertise: Where Education Begins—and Never Ends
DESCRIPTION:[EDRM Workshop] Building eDiscovery Expertise: Where Education Begins—and Never Ends\n\n\n \n\nBy HaystackID Staff \n\nIn a discipline as dynamic as eDiscovery\, expertise isn’t just earned once—it’s continuously built. But what does it really mean to be “educated” in eDiscovery\, and how do professionals at different stages of their careers acquire and maintain the knowledge they need to stay effective? \nThis upcoming EDRM workshop\, sponsored by HaystackID®\, will explore the core elements of eDiscovery education\, from formal learning and workplace experience to the role of CLEs\, webcasts\, panels\, and independent study. Leading industry experts will share the go-to sources they rely on to stay sharp—case law\, research\, vendor updates\, and more—and discuss which upskilling methods are most in demand today. \nWhether you’re new to the field or guiding a team through professional development\, you’ll gain actionable strategies to support continuous learning and long-term growth. \n+ Date: Wednesday\, August 20\, 2025 \nExpert Panelists\n+ Ryan Costello  \nSenior Managing Director\, Advisory Services\, HaystackID \nRyan Costello is HaystackID’s Senior Managing Director of Advisory Services. Having worked across diverse locales such as Washington\, D.C.\, Rome\, Brussels\, and Dublin\, Costello is bringing his global perspective to help HaystackID’s clients maneuver this changing terrain\, from how to best use emerging new technologies to ensuring their data is secure. Ryan began his career as an independent law professional\, working with Project Counsel and Project Counsel Media before taking on Prosearch’s privacy accountabilities as Engagement Director and Head of Data Privacy Services. Ryan earned his JD in English and Journalism at Elon University and his JD from the New England School of Law. He holds the CIPP for the US and the EU\, as well as the management certificate\, CIPM. \n\n+ David Horrigan\n \nDiscovery Counsel & Legal Education Director\, Relativity \nDavid Horrigan is Relativity’s discovery counsel and legal education director. An attorney\, award-winning journalist\, law school guest lecturer\, and former e-discovery industry analyst\, he has served as counsel at the Entertainment Software Association\, reporter and assistant editor at The National Law Journal\, and analyst and counsel at 451 Research. The author and co-author of law review articles as well as the annual Data Discovery Legal Year in Review\, David is a frequent contributor to Legaltech News\, and he was First Runner-Up for Best Legal Analysis in the LexBlog Excellence Awards. His articles have appeared also in The American Lawyer\, Corporate Counsel\, The New York Law Journal\, Texas Lawyer\, The Washington Examiner\, and others\, and he has been cited by media\, including American Public Media’s Marketplace\, TechRepublic\, and The Wall Street Journal. Horrigan serves on the Global Advisory Board of ACEDS\, the Planning Committee of the University of Florida E-Discovery Conference\, and the Resource Board of the National Association of Women Judges. He is licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia\, and he is an IAPP Certified Information Privacy Professional/US. \n\n\n\n+ Mary Mack \nCEO\, Chief Legal Technologist\, EDRM \nMary Mack leads the EDRM\, a project-based organization\, and is the former Executive Director of a certification organization. Mack is known for her skills in relationship and community building as well as for the depth of her eDiscovery knowledge. Frequently sought out by media for comment on industry issues\, and by conference organizers to participate\, moderate a panel\, lead a workshop or deliver a keynote. Mack is the author of A Process of Illumination: The Practical Guide to Electronic Discovery\, considered by many to be the first popular book on eDiscovery. She is the co-editor of the Thomson Reuters West Treatise: eDiscovery for Corporate Counsel. Mack was also recently honored to be included in the book; 100 Fascinating Females Fighting Cyber Crime published by Cyber Ventures in May 2019. Mack has been certified in data forensics and telephony. Mack’s security certifications include the CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) and the CIAM\, Certified Identity and Access Manager. \n\n+ Tom O’Connor\n \nDirector\, Gulf Coast Legal Technology Center \nTom O’Connor\, a nationally known consultant\, speaker and writer in the area of computerized litigation support systems\, is a New England native who graduated from The Johns Hopkins University in 1972 with a BA in Political Science. After attending law school for one year at the University of Notre Dame\, Tom returned to Baltimore and undertook a career as a paralegal specializing in complex litigation. He later earned a J.D. at an evening law school program. Tom’s consulting experience is primarily in complex litigation matters\, where he has worked with firms of all sizes\, most recently the Plaintiffs in the BP litigation. He has also been appointed as a technical consultant by various federal and state courts on cases dealing with large amounts of electronic evidence. Tom is a frequent lecturer on the subject of legal technology and is also a prolific writer\, with numerous articles in legal publications and several books\, most recently the self-published “EDiscovery for The Rest of Us”. \n\n+ Mary Bennett [Moderator] \nSenior Director\, Content Marketing\, HaystackID; Senior Director\, Content and Community Initiatives\, EDRM \nMary Bennett\, HaystackID’s Director of Content Marketing\, focuses on the power of storytelling to educate the legal technology industry on pressing issues impacting practitioners. With nearly 10 years of content marketing experience\, Bennett joined HaystackID after working at an agency to help B2B tech startups grow their marketing engines through content that drove audiences through the marketing funnel. Before her agency experience\, Bennett worked at Chicago-based Relativity as a Senior Producer on the Brand Programs team. She was a founding member\, host\, and producer of Relativity’s Stellar Women program and producer of the company’s documentary series\, On the Merits. In her role\, Bennett crafted and socialized important stories that elevated the eDiscovery community and illustrated technology’s potential to make a substantial impact. \n\nAbout EDRM \nEmpowering the global leaders of e-discovery\, the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) creates practical global resources to improve e-discovery\, privacy\, security\, and information governance. Since 2005\, EDRM has delivered leadership\, standards\, tools\, guides\, and test datasets to strengthen best practices throughout the world. EDRM has an international presence in 145 countries\, spanning 6 continents. EDRM provides an innovative support infrastructure for individuals\, law firms\, corporations\, and government organizations seeking to improve the practice and provision of data and legal discovery with 19 active projects. \nAbout HaystackID® \nHaystackID® solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber requirements. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Cybersecurity\, Core Intelligence AI™\, and ReviewRight® Global Managed Review\, supported by its unified CoreFlex™ service interface. Recognized globally by industry leaders\, including Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID helps corporations and legal practices manage data gravity\, where information demands action\, and workflow gravity\, where critical requirements demand coordinated expertise\, delivering innovative solutions with a continual focus on security\, privacy\, and integrity. Learn more at HaystackID.com. \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies. \nSource: HaystackID
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