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Shared Links (weekly) July 17, 2022
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OK at Work: Supporting Mental Health Challenges in the Workplace
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Criminals are now posing as security companies to trick you into installing malware – “If a cybersecurity company tells you to call them, it’s probably a scam”
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eDiscovery Impact of M365 Records Management– “Increasing numbers of large enterprise customers are evaluating or using Microsoft Purview’s Record Management functionality directly or through integrated partner #InfoGov platforms like Gimmal or Veritas. Recent engagements have had me elbow deep in all the new Purview information governance features. I thought I should write a high-level summary of how some of these features might impact eDiscovery downstream to add value and avoid some potential gotchas.”
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Taking a mental health day can be good for you – here’s how to make the most of one
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What the Marriott International breach teaches us about social engineering
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Ralph Losey has a New Book – eDiscovery for Everyone
Just in time for the holiday shopping season, the ABA has a new book by Ralph Losey out all about eDiscovery. I’ll let Ralph describe it himself: As the title suggests, this book is written for everyone with an interest in e-discovery. It is an introductory to intermediate level book. I tried to make it a…
Compare and Contrast: Storage Getting Cheaper, Hosting Fees Still Expensive
In the span of two days this week, I’ve noticed that Seagate is coming out with a 3TB drive for $250, and then over at the Bowtie Law Blog, a challenge to make using hosted ediscovery review tools less expensive. So let’s see, I can buy 3TB worth of storage for my machines, for a…
Linked: My Biggest Competition – The Lawyer’s Super Cheap “Young Person”
I’ve seen this tendency as well, though I have not yet seen anyone bring in their “good with computers” kid to run trial presentation. Still, I think what he talks about at the link is something attorneys need to take a moment and think about: “Today, I talk about what I still consider to be…
