Twitter v. Musk – The Perils of Producing Messaging Content During Discovery
Kurt Petro, GCFA, MCSE Senior Digital Forensics Examiner The back [...]
VERIZON ISSUES 15TH ANNUAL DATA BREACH INVESTIGATIONS REPORT
By Caitlin Counihan, Digital Forensic Analyst Verizon recently released its [...]
Evolution of the Fifth Amendment’s Protections Against Compelled Password Disclosure
By Freddie Dyroff, CASA, CCO, CCPA, CBE, CMO Just over [...]
Best Practices for Remote Smartphone Collections
By Freddie Dyroff, CASA, CCO, CCPA, CBE, CMO In the [...]
Getting the Most Out of Your eDiscovery Review Platform
By Abbye Needham, Esq., eDiscovery Services Manager In February, [...]
Microsoft Teams – How to smartly use a powerful collaboration tool
By: Brett Creasy & John Unice Since the world’s shift [...]
PENNSYLVANIA SUPREME COURT RULES DEFENDANT CANNOT BE COMPELLED TO DISCLOSE COMPUTER PASSWORD
Last week, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that the [...]
BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE (AND RISK): FEATURES AND LIMITATIONS OF MOBILE DEVICE MANAGEMENT
Many companies no longer require employees to use only company [...]
COURT-COMPELLED DECRYPTION OF SEIZED SMARTPHONES AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Does the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination provide grounds for [...]
GETTING IP ADDRESSES AND SUBSCRIBER INFORMATION INTO EVIDENCE – NEW PENNSYLVANIA APPELLATE COURT RULING
Lawyers often obtain, through subpoenas, the IP addresses from an [...]