If you’re constantly re-tracing your eDiscovery steps, the culprit may be inefficient data identification. Inefficient data identification is a seemingly innocuo...
Author: Adam Feinberg, CCFS, CEDS
Adam Feinberg, CCFS, CEDS is BIA's executive vice president of professional services and has an extensive background in technology. Using his technology and computer forensics experience, he has been the lead examiner on many high-profile digital investigations and audits.
MS Teams for Lawyers
More and more attorneys are working from home, trying to maintain some semblance of productivity. MS Teams can help.
Using Social Media in Employment Background Checks
Investigating a candidate’s social media accounts before hiring is both an informative and legal way to help make smart hiring choices.
BYOD: What’s In Your Policy?
A corporate BYOD policy is important for risk management as more employees bring their personal devices to work and access company information.
Better eDiscovery Data Collections, or How to Save a Million Dollars
Proper preservation and better eDiscovery data collection efforts can serve as the “silver bullet” to any eDiscovery data spoliation claim.
To Image or Not to Image: That is the forensics question!
Forensic hard disk drive imaging is a computer forensics process popularized in eDiscovery – but it is likely not necessary in every case.
Information Technology & eDiscovery: Q&A
With more job descriptions for eDiscovery functions requiring IT certifications or IT skills, we focus on some of the key hiring questions to ask.