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Advancement in Risk ManagementAuthor:
Costa Kypre
Publication:
Risk & Regulation IT August 19, 2009
The current economic climate has brought to the front the latest innovations in technology and many of these can reduce the time and cost for managing a pending litigation or internal investigation.
Data wipeAuthor:
Tony Dearsley
Publication:
Growth Business June 4, 2009
Failing to protect sensitive information could have devastating effects for your company, says Tony Dearsley, computer forensics manager at Kroll Ontrack.
Data that won't BudgeAuthor:
Tony Dearsley
Publication:
Society for Computer and Law June 1, 2009
Tony Dearsley explains how to deal safely with data before disposing of hardware, and reminds us that the dangers apply to mobile devices as well as the desktop computer.
Dig for legal victoryAuthor:
John Dwyer
Publication:
IET May 19, 2009
Tracey Stretton, legal consultant at legal technology specialist Kroll Ontrack, speaks of “a conspiracy of silence around this whole issue of reacting to ESI by printing it.
Litigation support and e-discovery: Language barrierAuthor:
Tracey Stretton & Mark Surguy
Publication:
Legal Week May 7, 2009
Business now takes no notice of borders, and this produces evidence written in many languages. Tracey Stretton and Mark Surguy decipher the newest solutions for multilingual cases.
Under scrutinyAuthor:
Tracey Stretton
Publication:
New Law Journal March 23, 2009
Tracey Stretton explains why the UK needs to sharpen its approach to Electronically Stored Information (ESI).
Recession to fuel data theft crisisAuthor:
Tom Wilson
Publication:
Information World Review March 9, 2009
Criminals are always anxious to steal individuals’ personal data, but analysts believe the downturn will tempt staff too to pilfer information from their employers
Exploring the archivesAuthor:
Tracey Stretton
Publication:
The Commercial Litigation Journal February 13, 2009
Any attempt at quantifying the growth in ESI within the business environment runs the risk of understatement; such has been the shift to digital communication and record keeping in the last 10 years.
Filing errorAuthor:
Tracey Stretton
Publication:
Legal Week February 12, 2009
Growing volumes of electronically stored information could leave companies open to risk, particularly during litigation.
248,000 hours' work to back-up redundant city computersAuthor:
IT sector newsdesk
Publication:
IET Knowledge Network January 8, 2009
Computers made redundant by financial sector job losses will expose their owners to litigation and compliance risks, a computer forensics and courtroom specialist is warning.
Technically speaking...Author:
Alexandra Harrison
Publication:
The Lawyer August 15, 2008
Alexandra Harrison, a legal consultant at Kroll Ontrack suggests why using technology in the preparation and presentation of evidence is key to controlling the cost of litigation.
Computer Forensics and Data RecoveryAuthor:
Jerome Torres Lozano
Publication:
PSCA Home Office, Issue 16 October 1, 2007
From laptops thrown in the river to hard drives that have been damaged in an attempt to destroy any evidence of wrongdoing, Kroll Ontrack’s engineers have assisted to recover evidential data.
Investigate, extrapolate, interpolate... Incriminate!Author:
Tony Dearsley
Publication:
Security Management Today September 1, 2007
Over £40 million is lost every day to fraud in the UK, with 80% of that fraud involving employees. How can their crimes be unravelled and prosecuted? Tony Dearsley offers a bespoke guide.
Life in the Slow LaneAuthor:
Lucie Tripon
Publication:
In-House Lawyer September 1, 2007
In-house lawyers should be keeping up with legal technology. But despite evidence that today’s IT solutions can radically improve a legal department’s efficiency, they are still slow on the uptake.
Recovery PositionAuthor:
Alexandra Harrison
Publication:
Solicitors Journal September 1, 2007
As digital evidence takes an increasingly important part in civil and criminal cases so lawyers should ensure they know how to obtain it, preserve it and present it convincingly.
Your way through the legal mazeAuthor:
Arif Mohamed
Publication:
Computer Weekly May 22, 2007
Managing data can be tricky, and in some cases organisations have found themselves in situations where they have been required to produce information which they have, as a matter of policy, destroyed.
Updated: White House admits emails were deletedAuthor:
Tash Shifrin
Publication:
Computerworld UK April 12, 2007
Officials for US president George Bush have admitted that an unknown number of emails at the centre of a political row over the firing of eight government lawyers have been deleted.
New U.S. Rules of Civil ProcedureAuthor:
Amanda J..G. Karls, Esq
Publication:
Compliance Executive April 3, 2007
Recent amendments to the US Federal Rules of Civil Procedure have put into focus the importance of managing and preserving of electronically stored information.
Introduction to MetadataAuthor:
Andrew Szczech
Publication:
U.K. Electronic Evidence Newsletter Issue 1 Volume 2 February 2006
Complete DisclosureAuthor:
Jonathan Crook, Jonathan Tardif, Andrew Szczech
Publication:
Legal Week / Legal IT November 17, 2005
