A company’s email server was once the main source of collected end-user data, but now mobile and text messages are an integral part of the eDiscovery process. Druva Mobile Forensics has added a new capability that automatically and transparently collects data from an organisation’s Android devices, allowing enterprise IT, information security and legal teams to easily facilitate compliance and eDiscovery requests.
Eurofield Information Solutions (EIS) has announced the release of its TurboCoder ICD-10- CM Android app, which is able to be used offline and includes the complete ICD-10-CM classification to enable health professionals to easily find codes in the NEW ICD-10-CM Code Set.
The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) has approved the use of Citrix Worx Mobile Apps for up to PROTECTED level communications in Australia, making Citrix becomes one of the few vendors in Australia able to provide assurances to government departments they can securely access and email official and classified information and systems from a suitable mobile device.
AccessData Group, a provider of integrated digital forensics and e-Discovery software solutions, has announced the simultaneous launches of Summation 6.0 and FTK 6.0, powered by a forensically secure database and enhanced interoperability between both products.
Layer2 has announced version 7 of its Business Data List Connector (BDLC) that connects 100+ external data sources with SharePoint lists without coding and closes many gaps that still exist with out-of-the-box SharePoint data integration.
Empired, the Microsoft systems integrator with 926 employees across Australia, New Zealand and the US, will resell Colligo’s mobile content management solutions for Microsoft SharePoint, Office 365 and OneDrive for Business.
Sonasoft has added the ability for automated legal hold in its email archiving and eDiscovery solutions. This allows users to retain email that has been identified by certain content criteria even after the retention period has expired.
Adobe has announced new e-signature capabilities in Document Cloud that it claims will make electronically signing documents and contracts easier. New functionality includes a visual drag-and-drop Workflow Designer, digital signatures (a more advanced, secure form of e-signatures) and Enterprise Mobility Management and Signature Capture.
Users of Adobe Acrobat DC and Adobe Acrobat Reader can now access and take common actions on PDF files stored in Dropbox directly from within the Adobe apps, it was announced this week. Dropbox users can open, edit, and save changes to PDF documents in the Adobe apps directly from the Dropbox website, iOS app, or Android app. The two companies say the integration addresses a strong need, as PDF is the most common business file type in Dropbox.
