eDiscovery Data Points from ComplexDiscovery

According to the recent fact sheet from cyber discovery provider HaystackID, a majority of C-level responders in a recent cyber risk and insurance survey believe cyber insurance solutions should cover post-incident forensic services. HaystackID’s ReviewRight Protect service has become the post breach discovery, data mining, and review service of choice for cyber insurers and their law firm and corporate clients as they seek to address cyberattack risks.

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The survey, Munich Re Global Cyber Risk and Insurance Survey 2022, was conducted globally and had more than 7,000 respondents from 14 countries. Initiated in December 2021, analyzed by Munich Re experts in January and February 2022, and published in May 2022, the survey may be beneficial for cybersecurity, information governance, and legal discovery professionals operating in the eDiscovery ecosystem and seeking to better understand cyber risks and remedies.

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According to the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE), contemporary warfare yields a profound impact on the rights to privacy and data protection. Technological advances in the fields of electronic surveillance, predictive algorithms, big data analytics, user-generated evidence, artificial intelligence, cloud storage, facial recognition, and cryptography are redefining the scope, nature, and contours of military operations. Yet, international humanitarian law offers very few, if any, lex specialis rules for the lawful processing, analysis, dissemination, and retention of personal information. Recently published by the CCDCOE, this edited anthology offers a pioneering account of the current and potential future application of digital rights in armed conflict.

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Want to avoid gambling the success of your business on a partnership? Then ask these questions before any agreement or renewal of an agreement and let the answers inform your decision to partner or not to partner. By taking this 'control your own destiny' approach and having partnership termination, replacement, or augmentation alternatives, you can ensure that the inherent business risk of a partnership does not become an unsuccessful organizational gamble if the partnership fails. You may be able to recover from an unsuccessful risk, but you may not be able to recover from an unsuccessful gamble.

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According to a recent update from the Institute for the Study of War, the Russian invasion of Ukraine that aimed to seize and occupy the entire country has become a desperate and bloody offensive to capture a single city in the east while defending important but limited gains in the south and east.

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Initiated in the winter of 2019 and conducted eight times with 641 individual responses, the semi-annual eDiscovery Pricing Survey provides a mechanism for cyber, data, and legal discovery specialists to share and consider current pricing for selected eDiscovery-centric collection, processing, and review tasks. Today ComplexDiscovery shares the aggregate results of the eight eDiscovery pricing surveys administered between the winter of 2019 and the summer of 2022.

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According to the recent guidance from the Federal Trade Commission, regardless of whether a breach notification law applies, a breached entity that fails to disclose information to help parties mitigate reasonably foreseeable harm may violate Section 5 of the FTC Act. The guidance also shares that effective detection and response capabilities are core components of a security program and when they fail, companies should effectively and completely disclose what happened.

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According to a recent update from the Institute for the Study of War, Russian forces have likely abandoned efforts to complete a single large encirclement of Ukrainian forces in eastern Ukraine and are instead attempting to secure smaller encirclements—enabling them to make incremental measured gains. Russian forces have secured more terrain in the past week than efforts earlier in May. However, they have done so by reducing the scope of their objectives

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ModeOne, under the leadership of Matt Rasmussen, offers the industry’s first automated, fully-remote mobile data acquisition solution with global reach. The company's patented SaaS technology helps clients target, collect, and review emerging forms of digital data and short-message chat information quickly, accurately and with cost-certainty. The company supports litigation services providers, law firms, corporations, government entities, and law enforcement agencies.

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According to the new ENISA research and innovation brief, the most noteworthy pattern in digital transformation is the data-driven world we live in, a world that will be always on, always tracking, always monitoring, always listening, and always watching – because it will be always learning. What we perceive to be randomness will be bounded into patterns of normality by sophisticated algorithms that will take our data to deliver the future in new and personalized ways. Data are often considered to be an asset but we see that, in contemporary society, data are emerging as a space of contestation that goes beyond the ‘data is the new oil’ debate, pushing us towards conceiving of data as the ‘new air’.

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