ediscovery & Forensics

HBGary has released a new freeware tool that offers the ability to automate forensic data acquisition over a network, FGET.

 

Ediscovery specialist StoredIQ has announced that its Intelligent Information Management (IIM) Platform is now fully interoperable with the Microsoft File Classification Infrastructure (FCI) technology included in Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2.

Guidance Software is delivering a solution for forensic investigation in industrial automation environments by teaming up with a US company that specialises in cybersecurity solutions for industrial control and SCADA systems.

Paraben’s iRecovery Stick is a new product resembles a standard, commonly-used, USB thumb-drive. and is designed to recover deleted data from Apple iPhones.

Anna Fry and Mark de Bruyn are the newest faces on the ediscovery scene in Australia with their new venture, NuLegal, taking on established players in the litigation support market.

StoredIQ has announced an addition to its enterprise eDiscovery solution, a new application called eDiscoveryManager that addresses the range of legal discovery requirements, including search, identification, collection, early case assessment (ECA) and analysis, as well as legal hold and review.

Extractiva has announced the release of PiranhaDox, a full-featured e-discovery production and review suite with built-in early case assessment, rapid production, full text indexing, and review functionality.

 

Autonomy has unveiled a new module designed to reduce the time and costs associated with eDiscovery and document review. 

A merger that seeks to integrate information archiving with electronic discovery management has been announced between Unify, which acquired records management and archiving company AXS-OneCorp for $US8M in 2009, and US eDiscovery solutions provider Daegis.

Melanie Ryan, Manager of Information Logistics at Freehills, explores how successful management of ediscovery hinges on the relationship between a lawyer and their client.

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