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As privacy continues to move to the forefront of not only information consideration but of business concern for today's cyber, data, and legal discovery professionals, it is increasingly important for those responsible for the planning, implementation, and management of privacy programs to have a firm understanding of the current and future landscape of privacy legislation and regulation.
With iOS 16, a new wave of chat manipulation and security features has gone mainstream, giving millions of users access to these more contemporary features. iOS has also created new challenges for forensic and legal professionals trying to conduct corporate investigations, eDiscovery, and compliance efforts on behalf of their organizations and clients.
China’s emerging statutes and regulations governing the processing, disclosure and transfer of data, under threat of severe penalties, pose significant risks for producing parties. Yet, as Chinese entities increasingly become global commercial players, data located in China becomes increasingly relevant to U.S. disputes and investigations.
Today's Privacy Reality: AI, Assessments, Breach and DSARs is a webcast that will bring together a panel of experts to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on privacy and cybersecurity. The panel will address the ways in which AI is being used to assess privacy risks, prevent data loss, and respond to data subject access requests (DSARs).
While the problems are many and the solutions numerous, in this educational and informational forum on potential options for addressing point and area cyber and data hygiene challenges, HaystackID seeks to highlight three challenges to proper hygiene and present three tools that may be useful to cybersecurity, information governance, and legal discovery professionals as they deal with the practical and tactical needs of cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection requirements in today's evolving workplace.
Join industry experts from law firms, legal departments, and service providers to discuss the best practices for selecting, staffing, and supporting complex and high-velocity legal document reviews.
Join industry experts in digital forensics and eDiscovery collections to discuss best practices for sourcing tools and teams and for device and service reporting in the age of mobile technology.
In the digital age, law firms have faced increased pressure to protect exponentially growing amounts of data under their management especially since they have become major targets for bad actors seeking to profit by stealing data or encrypting data for ransom. Law firms also have unique data challenges associated with managing highly confidential and sensitive client data, alongside firm-generated privileged documents and work product, while ensuring stringent security and compliance measures. This presentation focuses on capabilities within Microsoft’s M365 Purview and its integration with Microsoft’s Zero Trust framework and security solutions as a means for law firms to improve control over their electronically stored information.
One cannot read a legal industry publication these days without coming across extensive references to an ongoing revolution in the use of artificial intelligence in legal processes. Yet most lawyers and legal professionals do not have a good understanding of the potential impact of generative AI, ChatGPT, and large language models on their work. This webinar will explain this new technology and its implications for the practice of law.
Working in the shadows of projects where clients are highly visible and with much of their reputation and future at stake can cause a significant amount of stress. There can be significant pressure within an organization to handle these projects with different processes and workflows which can add significant risk and stress. This webinar will explain key considerations to ensure positive outcomes in these highly visible matters.
