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How to Change the Way Your Firm Thinks about eDiscovery
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Survey of Corporate Counsel Finds that there is Much Room for Improvement in Handling eDiscovery
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How To Stand In Front Of A Room Full Of People And Tell A Stellar Story tags: MM Training Microsoft’s OneDrive File Hosting Service: A Review tags: Tech MM 4 Reasons You Should Never Trust Social Media tags: SocNetPres MM Are You Prepared For E-Discovery of Data on Your Employees’ Personal Devices? tags: MM LitSupport…
Bar Mental Health Questions Deter Treatment, Advocates Say How to Get Better at Remote Small Talk INSIDER THREAT PREVENTION: ONGOING, NOT STATIC 5 ways to design a better mental health future for workers Ghislaine Maxwell deposition redactions: How to crack them. – This is legitimately stupid. Who included the index with the deposition transcript and…
I’m aware that these tools exist for monitoring kids, but yeah anyone can use them to monitor anyone: “In the report, titled The Predator in Your Pocket, researchers at The Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy examined eight popular spyware apps sold as tools to keep…
This isn’t new. It’s the reason things like the Panama Papers exist, because law firms have a whole lot of data about their clients, information that those clients usually do a really good job of protecting – “It’s an issue about the data, fundamentally,” says Jake Olcott, a vice president at BitSight Technologies, a cybersecurity…
They may not work often, but they don’t have to work often if we can target “everyone”. As long as they work occasionally, and based on my anecdotal evidence from people I talk to in the industry, they do work often enough. “”One of the notable aspects of gift card BEC attacks is that they…