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I’ve recently noticed a couple of folks signing up for the email newsletter, which is really just an email with new posts attached, and then unsubscribe shortly thereafter. I have two guesses why that might happen, one is that they really only wanted to read posts about Litigation Support and eDiscovery, or maybe just posts…
Linked: In Times of Crisis, a Little Thanks Goes a Long Way
This is a really good idea right now. So many people, from the IT folks who are keeping everything running remotely, to the people getting work done for your organization while also juggling kids, or elderly parents, and on to the folks coming up with really creative ways to solve problems, are doing amazing work…
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A few days ago, I saw a link to an article, and I may have even bookmarked it on Del.ico.us to read later, that was from SearchSecurity.com. This is a Tech Target entity, and when I went back later to read the article I was prompted to register. Since there was one field to enter…
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You Can’t Secure What You Don’t Know Exists
If you’ve paid much attention to the eDiscovery space over the last months, you may have noticed the same trend that I have. It seems that every other article that I have seen on the topic is mentioning either Cybersecurity, or Information Governance, along with eDiscovery. This is not a coincidence. Data breaches have become…
