Microsoft Breaks Search For Office 365
Last weeks’ guest blog post by Office 365 expert and independent consultant Bruce Berls clearly outlined why Windows search effectively does not work for business productivity search. Berls, from his …
CCPA and GDPR UPDATE: Unstructured Enterprise Data in Scope of Compliance Requirements
An earlier version of this article appeared on Legaltech News A core requirement of both the GDPR and the similar California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which becomes enforceable on …
Remote Collection: The Apple Pay of eDiscovery in a COVID-19 World
I often continue doing things just because that’s the way I’ve always done them. There is a level of comfort that comes from familiarity, and to be honest as I …
How Case Teams Can Streamline Collections with X1 in RelativityOne
Editor’s’ Note: This article originally appeared on The Relativity Blog. It is reprinted here in full with permission. by Sam Bock on November 07, 2019 Our September 2019 release for RelativityOne debuted some …
Incident Reporting Requirements Under GDPR and CCPA Require Effective Incident Response
The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is now in effect, but many organizations have not fully implemented compliance programs. For many organizations, one of the top challenges is complying …
USDOJ Expects Companies to Proactively Employ Data Analytics to Detect Fraud
By John Patzakis and Craig Carpenter In corporate fraud enforcement actions, The US Department of Justice considers the effectiveness of a company’s compliance program as a key factor when deciding whether …
In-Place Data Analytics For Unstructured Data is No Longer Science Fiction
AI-driven analytics supercharges compliance investigations, data security, privacy audits and eDiscovery document review. AI machine learning employs mathematical models to assess enormous datasets and “learn” from feedback and exposure to …
Government Regulators Reject “Paper” Corporate Compliance Programs Lacking Actual Enforcement
Recently, US Government regulators fined Stanley Black & Decker $1.8m after its subsidiary illegally exported finished power tools and spare parts to Iran, in violation of sanctions. The Government found …
Three Key eDiscovery Preservation Lessons from Small v. University Medical Center
Small v. University Medical Center is a recent 123-page decision focused exclusively on issues and challenges related to preservation of electronically stored information in a large enterprise. Its an important ESI …
Data Discovery “Is the Foundation of GDPR Compliance”
Recently, I attended a very informative Microsoft GDPR Summit in Redmond, Washington. Microsoft invited their key compliance partners to brief them on Microsoft’s strong support for GDPR compliance within their …
True Enterprise-Wide eDiscovery Collection is Finally Here
My previous post discussed the inability of any software provider to solve a critical need by delivering a truly scalable eDiscovery preservation and collection solution that can search across thousands …
VMworld 2014 Hot Topics – VDI, Hybrid Cloud & Mobility
Next week, the VMworld conference kicks off and all of us at X1 are excited. VMworld gives X1 the opportunity to introduce our newly-minted VMware Ready products – X1 Search …
As Desktop-as-a-Service Gains Traction, Do Not Overlook Productivity Search
by Barry Murphy Oftentimes, federal government agency IT departments are technology early adopters because of mandates to cut costs and increase efficiencies and business agility. It is not surprising, then, …