Attorneys spend much of their precious time & money obtaining evidence, but both costs & time related to legal discovery can be reduced. Know the benefits of eDiscovery for your law firm.
This document discusses cyber forensics in cloud computing. It begins by defining cloud computing and noting that cloud organizations have yet to establish well-defined forensic capabilities, making it difficult to investigate criminal activity. The document then provides an overview of cloud computing concepts like virtualization, server virtualization, and the three main cloud service models: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS). It proposes a cloud computing service architecture based on these three models and their relationships.
2010 07 BSidesLV Mobilizing The PCI Resistance 1cGene Kim
Properly Mobilizing the PCI Resistance: Lessons Learned From Fighting Prior Wars (SOX-404)"
I have noticed that there is a growing wave of discontent and disenchantment from information security and compliance practitioners around the PCI DSS. Josh Corman has been an effective voice for these concerns, providing an intellectually honest and earnest analysis in his talk “Is PCI The No Child Left Behind Act For Infosec?”
The problem are well-known and significant: too much ambiguity in the PCI DSS, Qualified Security Assessors (QSAs) and consultant using subjective interpretations, existing guidance either too prescriptive or too vague, scope missing critical systems that could risk cardholder data, overly broad scope and excessive testing costs, excessive subjectivity and inconsistency, poor use of scarce resources, no meaningful reduction in risk of data breaches, and so forth.
For years, I have been studying the PCI DSS compliance problem, as well. I have noticed many similarities to the PCI compliance challenges and the “SOX-404 Is The Biggest IT Time Waster” wars in 2005. I was part of the leadership team at the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) where we did something about the it. We identified inability to accurately scope the IT portions of SOX-404 as the root cause of the billions of dollars of wasted time and effort, while not reducing the risk of financial misstatements.
I propose to present the two-year success story of the IIA GAIT project and how we changed the state of the IT audit practice in support of SOX-404 financial reporting audits. We defined the four GAIT Principles, which could be used to correctly scope the IT portions of SOX-404. We mobilized over 100K internal auditors, the SEC and PCAOB regulatory and enforcement bodies, as well as the external auditors from the 8 big CPA firms (e.g, Big Four and other firms doing SOX advisory work). In short, we made a difference, in a highly political process that involved many constituencies.
I am attempting to do something similar with the PCI Security Standards Council, through my work as part one of the leaders of the PCI Scoping SIG (Special Interest Group). My personal goal is to find a “third way” to better enable correct scoping of the PCI Cardholder Data Environment, and create a risk-based approach of substantiating the effective controls to ensure that cardholder data breaches can be prevented, and quickly detected and corrected when they do occur.
My desired outcome is to find fellow travelers who also see the pile of dead bodies in PCI compliance efforts, and work with those practitioners to catalyze a similar movement to achieve the spirit and intent of PCI DSS.
The document discusses securing big data in enterprises. It notes that big data presents both challenges and opportunities for security. Throughout the data lifecycle, from collection to analysis, security is crucial. This involves securing access to data, enforcing policies, detecting threats, and protecting data across systems. With the right tools for logging, analysis, and reporting, organizations can better understand normal network activity and secure vast amounts of information to leverage the opportunities big data provides.
Myth Busters III: I’m Building a Data Lake, So I Don’t Need Data VirtualizationDenodo
Watch full webinar here: https://bit.ly/2XXAzU3
So you’re building a data lake to solve your big data challenges. A data lake will allow you to keep all of your raw, detailed data in a single, consolidated repository; therefore, your problem is solved. Or is it? Is it really that easy?
Data lakes have their use and purpose, and we’re not here to argue that. However, data lakes on their own are constrained by factors such as duplication of data and therefore higher costs, governance limitations, and the risk of becoming another data silo.
With the addition of data virtualization, a physical data lake, can turn into a virtual or logical data like through an abstraction layer. Data virtualization can facilitate and expedite accessing and exploring critical data in a cost-effective manner and assist in deriving a greater return on the data lake investment.
You might still not be convinced. Give us an opportunity and join us as we try to bust this myth!
Watch this webinar as we explore the promises of a data lake as well as its downfalls to draw a final conclusion.
Here you will find how by outsourcing the archving processes we ease our clients to have all information they need on their fingertips in a highly secured and convenient way The results they see are instant improvements and long-term solutions which help them cut archiving costs by nearly 50%, achieve piece of mind and stay in compliance with regulations.
Seamless end-to-end solutions to address challenging legal content management, litigation, investigations and compliance matters with confidence and speed
This document discusses a hybrid cloud approach for authorized data deduplication. It proposes a system where a private cloud acts as a proxy between data owners/users and a public cloud storage provider. The private cloud manages differential privilege keys and allows users to securely check for duplicate files based on their privileges. The system aims to protect data confidentiality while supporting an authorized form of deduplication across users with different access levels.
This document discusses cyber forensics in cloud computing. It begins by defining cloud computing and noting that cloud organizations have yet to establish well-defined forensic capabilities, making it difficult to investigate criminal activity. The document then provides an overview of cloud computing concepts like virtualization, server virtualization, and the three main cloud service models: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS). It proposes a cloud computing service architecture based on these three models and their relationships.
2010 07 BSidesLV Mobilizing The PCI Resistance 1cGene Kim
Properly Mobilizing the PCI Resistance: Lessons Learned From Fighting Prior Wars (SOX-404)"
I have noticed that there is a growing wave of discontent and disenchantment from information security and compliance practitioners around the PCI DSS. Josh Corman has been an effective voice for these concerns, providing an intellectually honest and earnest analysis in his talk “Is PCI The No Child Left Behind Act For Infosec?”
The problem are well-known and significant: too much ambiguity in the PCI DSS, Qualified Security Assessors (QSAs) and consultant using subjective interpretations, existing guidance either too prescriptive or too vague, scope missing critical systems that could risk cardholder data, overly broad scope and excessive testing costs, excessive subjectivity and inconsistency, poor use of scarce resources, no meaningful reduction in risk of data breaches, and so forth.
For years, I have been studying the PCI DSS compliance problem, as well. I have noticed many similarities to the PCI compliance challenges and the “SOX-404 Is The Biggest IT Time Waster” wars in 2005. I was part of the leadership team at the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) where we did something about the it. We identified inability to accurately scope the IT portions of SOX-404 as the root cause of the billions of dollars of wasted time and effort, while not reducing the risk of financial misstatements.
I propose to present the two-year success story of the IIA GAIT project and how we changed the state of the IT audit practice in support of SOX-404 financial reporting audits. We defined the four GAIT Principles, which could be used to correctly scope the IT portions of SOX-404. We mobilized over 100K internal auditors, the SEC and PCAOB regulatory and enforcement bodies, as well as the external auditors from the 8 big CPA firms (e.g, Big Four and other firms doing SOX advisory work). In short, we made a difference, in a highly political process that involved many constituencies.
I am attempting to do something similar with the PCI Security Standards Council, through my work as part one of the leaders of the PCI Scoping SIG (Special Interest Group). My personal goal is to find a “third way” to better enable correct scoping of the PCI Cardholder Data Environment, and create a risk-based approach of substantiating the effective controls to ensure that cardholder data breaches can be prevented, and quickly detected and corrected when they do occur.
My desired outcome is to find fellow travelers who also see the pile of dead bodies in PCI compliance efforts, and work with those practitioners to catalyze a similar movement to achieve the spirit and intent of PCI DSS.
The document discusses securing big data in enterprises. It notes that big data presents both challenges and opportunities for security. Throughout the data lifecycle, from collection to analysis, security is crucial. This involves securing access to data, enforcing policies, detecting threats, and protecting data across systems. With the right tools for logging, analysis, and reporting, organizations can better understand normal network activity and secure vast amounts of information to leverage the opportunities big data provides.
Myth Busters III: I’m Building a Data Lake, So I Don’t Need Data VirtualizationDenodo
Watch full webinar here: https://bit.ly/2XXAzU3
So you’re building a data lake to solve your big data challenges. A data lake will allow you to keep all of your raw, detailed data in a single, consolidated repository; therefore, your problem is solved. Or is it? Is it really that easy?
Data lakes have their use and purpose, and we’re not here to argue that. However, data lakes on their own are constrained by factors such as duplication of data and therefore higher costs, governance limitations, and the risk of becoming another data silo.
With the addition of data virtualization, a physical data lake, can turn into a virtual or logical data like through an abstraction layer. Data virtualization can facilitate and expedite accessing and exploring critical data in a cost-effective manner and assist in deriving a greater return on the data lake investment.
You might still not be convinced. Give us an opportunity and join us as we try to bust this myth!
Watch this webinar as we explore the promises of a data lake as well as its downfalls to draw a final conclusion.
Here you will find how by outsourcing the archving processes we ease our clients to have all information they need on their fingertips in a highly secured and convenient way The results they see are instant improvements and long-term solutions which help them cut archiving costs by nearly 50%, achieve piece of mind and stay in compliance with regulations.
Seamless end-to-end solutions to address challenging legal content management, litigation, investigations and compliance matters with confidence and speed
This document discusses a hybrid cloud approach for authorized data deduplication. It proposes a system where a private cloud acts as a proxy between data owners/users and a public cloud storage provider. The private cloud manages differential privilege keys and allows users to securely check for duplicate files based on their privileges. The system aims to protect data confidentiality while supporting an authorized form of deduplication across users with different access levels.
This document discusses security challenges in big data and cloud computing environments. It notes that HDFS and MapReduce do not provide adequate security for sensitive data. It proposes several techniques to improve security, such as encrypting data, using honeypot detection, logging all MapReduce jobs and user information, and having honeypot nodes to trap hackers. Encrypting network communication and data is also recommended to prevent hackers from extracting meaningful information even if they are able to access data or network packets.
Technology in Legal Collection - Receivable Management Association of Canada - Presentation made on November 19, 2015 - Debt Collection and Technology - CTL Law - Francois Sauvageau - Collection Law Firm and Technology - Debt Collection in Canada - Debt Collection Law Firm in Toronto - Montreal - Calgary - Edmonton - Vancouver - Quebec
Data Vault 2.0 is a unique system of Data Warehousing created from the ground up to deal with real-world data challenges. Data Vault 2.0 delivers improved total cost of ownership, greatly enhanced operational agility and traceable data governance.
Expanded top ten_big_data_security_and_privacy_challengesTom Kirby
The document discusses the top 10 security and privacy challenges of big data. It begins by explaining how big data has expanded through streaming cloud technology, rendering traditional security mechanisms inadequate. It then outlines a 3-step process used to identify the top 10 challenges: 1) interviewing CSA members and reviewing trade journals to draft an initial list, 2) studying published solutions, and 3) characterizing remaining problems as challenges if solutions did not adequately address problem scenarios. The top 10 challenges are then grouped into 4 aspects: infrastructure security, data privacy, data management, and integrity and reactive security. The first challenge discussed in detail is securing computations in distributed programming frameworks.
VeriSign iDefense provides security intelligence services including vulnerability research, malware analysis, and threat reports. They have a global team of analysts that track threats from public and private sources. The document discusses VeriSign iDefense's intelligence gathering process and how they integrate threat intelligence into security tools and incident response. Customers can access intelligence through various reports and an integration service to help manage security risks.
This document discusses the benefits of using cloud-based document management systems for small to mid-sized businesses. Key benefits include allowing sharing and collaboration on documents internally and externally, accessing documents from any device, controlling access permissions, lowering costs through reduced data storage and backup needs, and providing an automatic disaster recovery plan. While cloud security is a concern, the document asserts major cloud providers have strong security if businesses use passwords and encryption. The document recommends cloud systems over on-premise file shares for improved file organization, remote access, version control, and audit trails.
This document discusses best practices for managing relationships within the "triangle" of law firms, clients, and service providers in e-discovery. It provides tips for establishing clear expectations, transparent processes, effective communication structures, and accountability to reduce costs, ensure data privacy and protection of privileged information, and increase efficiency throughout the e-discovery process. The presenters share examples and lessons learned from case studies to illustrate keys to success like trust, competence, group buy-in, and evolving practices in response to data.
The universe of identifiers and how ANDS is using themAndrew Treloar
Presentation on identifiers in general, and ANDS' approach to identifiers for objects and people in particular. Given at ODIP 3rd Workshop on August 7, 2014.
CloudDOCX provides secure electronic document storage and management. They scan hard copy documents and make them digitally searchable and accessible from any device. This allows easy access to important documents while reducing reliance on physical storage. Customers benefit from reduced paperwork burdens as well as enhanced document organization and searchability through CloudDOCX's cloud-based services.
This document provides an overview of EMC, a company that provides tools and solutions for information management. EMC helps customers design, build, and manage intelligent information infrastructures to exploit the value of information for business advantage. EMC works with organizations of all sizes across various industries. It offers solutions, services, software, and systems to help customers meet critical business challenges relating to archiving, backup, compliance, and more. EMC has a strong record of innovation and leadership in the data storage market, and has over 33,000 employees worldwide.
Slides for the webinar presented by Risk Focus on automating large scale Splunk deployments with Cloud Orchestration.
More details available here:
http://cloudify.co/webinar/Automating-Splunk-Large-Scale
Challenges and Proposed Solutions for Cloud ForensicIJERA Editor
The document discusses the challenges of cloud forensics. Some key challenges discussed are:
1) Physical inaccessibility of digital evidence stored in the cloud makes evidence collection difficult as investigators do not have direct access to cloud servers.
2) Dynamic IP addresses in the cloud make it challenging to map IP addresses for search warrants as locations cannot be precisely tracked.
3) Volatile cloud data can be lost if storage instances are shutdown, as data only exists in memory and lacks persistence. This poses issues for forensic investigation.
The document also examines limitations of current forensic tools for cloud environments and issues of trust when relying on cloud providers' employees to collect forensic data. Overall, the challenges discussed center around the lack
Technology has significantly impacted document management in legal organizations. Cloud-based practice management systems provide cost savings, space savings, and easy accessibility of documents compared to traditional physical storage systems. They allow firms to reduce document storage costs, eliminate the need for large on-site storage spaces, and provide anytime access to documents from anywhere. While cloud storage raises some privacy and security concerns, its advantages generally outweigh the risks when firms select reputable cloud vendors with strong security features.
Blockchain for Medical Records: Blockchain for your medicinal and health records can be a smart choice in any means. It can be said like -An applied cloud-based eco-system
Grid middleware is software that provides core services like resource authorization, authentication, job submission, and file transfer on a grid. It allows for consistent and homogeneous access to shared resources through a graphical user interface. Middleware maps resources, performs authentication, provides secure access, allocates resources, schedules jobs, and initiates job processes. The Globus Toolkit is an open source grid middleware that allows secure sharing of computing power, databases, and other tools across organizations through services for resource monitoring, discovery, and management plus security and file management.
my dentist is one of the largest providers of dental
care in the UK with more than 600 practices. They
were keen to find a smarter, digital way of working
that would allow dentists, dental staff and other
employees to share documents and best practices
internally and with third parties including NHS Trusts.
1) The document proposes an optimized and secured semantic-based ranking approach for keyword search over encrypted cloud data. It aims to improve search accuracy by considering keyword semantics and different keyword forms.
2) An index is created from unencrypted files containing keyword-file mappings and encrypted relevance scores. Files are encrypted before outsourcing to the cloud.
3) The approach analyzes semantics between keywords, performs stemming, and calculates relevance scores. It encrypts the index and files before outsourcing to the cloud to protect data privacy during searches.
E-discovery is the application of technology to the document review and discovery processes in litigation and regulatory matters. It can significantly reduce the time and costs associated with document review by using techniques like keyword searching, de-duplication, and prioritizing relevant documents. While some lawyers may not be tech savvy, e-discovery services ensure the process is straightforward and secure, protecting clients' privileged information. E-discovery becomes more important as the volume of electronic data grows, and can benefit even smaller matters through increased efficiency.
This document discusses security challenges in big data and cloud computing environments. It notes that HDFS and MapReduce do not provide adequate security for sensitive data. It proposes several techniques to improve security, such as encrypting data, using honeypot detection, logging all MapReduce jobs and user information, and having honeypot nodes to trap hackers. Encrypting network communication and data is also recommended to prevent hackers from extracting meaningful information even if they are able to access data or network packets.
Technology in Legal Collection - Receivable Management Association of Canada - Presentation made on November 19, 2015 - Debt Collection and Technology - CTL Law - Francois Sauvageau - Collection Law Firm and Technology - Debt Collection in Canada - Debt Collection Law Firm in Toronto - Montreal - Calgary - Edmonton - Vancouver - Quebec
Data Vault 2.0 is a unique system of Data Warehousing created from the ground up to deal with real-world data challenges. Data Vault 2.0 delivers improved total cost of ownership, greatly enhanced operational agility and traceable data governance.
Expanded top ten_big_data_security_and_privacy_challengesTom Kirby
The document discusses the top 10 security and privacy challenges of big data. It begins by explaining how big data has expanded through streaming cloud technology, rendering traditional security mechanisms inadequate. It then outlines a 3-step process used to identify the top 10 challenges: 1) interviewing CSA members and reviewing trade journals to draft an initial list, 2) studying published solutions, and 3) characterizing remaining problems as challenges if solutions did not adequately address problem scenarios. The top 10 challenges are then grouped into 4 aspects: infrastructure security, data privacy, data management, and integrity and reactive security. The first challenge discussed in detail is securing computations in distributed programming frameworks.
VeriSign iDefense provides security intelligence services including vulnerability research, malware analysis, and threat reports. They have a global team of analysts that track threats from public and private sources. The document discusses VeriSign iDefense's intelligence gathering process and how they integrate threat intelligence into security tools and incident response. Customers can access intelligence through various reports and an integration service to help manage security risks.
This document discusses the benefits of using cloud-based document management systems for small to mid-sized businesses. Key benefits include allowing sharing and collaboration on documents internally and externally, accessing documents from any device, controlling access permissions, lowering costs through reduced data storage and backup needs, and providing an automatic disaster recovery plan. While cloud security is a concern, the document asserts major cloud providers have strong security if businesses use passwords and encryption. The document recommends cloud systems over on-premise file shares for improved file organization, remote access, version control, and audit trails.
This document discusses best practices for managing relationships within the "triangle" of law firms, clients, and service providers in e-discovery. It provides tips for establishing clear expectations, transparent processes, effective communication structures, and accountability to reduce costs, ensure data privacy and protection of privileged information, and increase efficiency throughout the e-discovery process. The presenters share examples and lessons learned from case studies to illustrate keys to success like trust, competence, group buy-in, and evolving practices in response to data.
The universe of identifiers and how ANDS is using themAndrew Treloar
Presentation on identifiers in general, and ANDS' approach to identifiers for objects and people in particular. Given at ODIP 3rd Workshop on August 7, 2014.
CloudDOCX provides secure electronic document storage and management. They scan hard copy documents and make them digitally searchable and accessible from any device. This allows easy access to important documents while reducing reliance on physical storage. Customers benefit from reduced paperwork burdens as well as enhanced document organization and searchability through CloudDOCX's cloud-based services.
This document provides an overview of EMC, a company that provides tools and solutions for information management. EMC helps customers design, build, and manage intelligent information infrastructures to exploit the value of information for business advantage. EMC works with organizations of all sizes across various industries. It offers solutions, services, software, and systems to help customers meet critical business challenges relating to archiving, backup, compliance, and more. EMC has a strong record of innovation and leadership in the data storage market, and has over 33,000 employees worldwide.
Slides for the webinar presented by Risk Focus on automating large scale Splunk deployments with Cloud Orchestration.
More details available here:
http://cloudify.co/webinar/Automating-Splunk-Large-Scale
Challenges and Proposed Solutions for Cloud ForensicIJERA Editor
The document discusses the challenges of cloud forensics. Some key challenges discussed are:
1) Physical inaccessibility of digital evidence stored in the cloud makes evidence collection difficult as investigators do not have direct access to cloud servers.
2) Dynamic IP addresses in the cloud make it challenging to map IP addresses for search warrants as locations cannot be precisely tracked.
3) Volatile cloud data can be lost if storage instances are shutdown, as data only exists in memory and lacks persistence. This poses issues for forensic investigation.
The document also examines limitations of current forensic tools for cloud environments and issues of trust when relying on cloud providers' employees to collect forensic data. Overall, the challenges discussed center around the lack
Technology has significantly impacted document management in legal organizations. Cloud-based practice management systems provide cost savings, space savings, and easy accessibility of documents compared to traditional physical storage systems. They allow firms to reduce document storage costs, eliminate the need for large on-site storage spaces, and provide anytime access to documents from anywhere. While cloud storage raises some privacy and security concerns, its advantages generally outweigh the risks when firms select reputable cloud vendors with strong security features.
Blockchain for Medical Records: Blockchain for your medicinal and health records can be a smart choice in any means. It can be said like -An applied cloud-based eco-system
Grid middleware is software that provides core services like resource authorization, authentication, job submission, and file transfer on a grid. It allows for consistent and homogeneous access to shared resources through a graphical user interface. Middleware maps resources, performs authentication, provides secure access, allocates resources, schedules jobs, and initiates job processes. The Globus Toolkit is an open source grid middleware that allows secure sharing of computing power, databases, and other tools across organizations through services for resource monitoring, discovery, and management plus security and file management.
my dentist is one of the largest providers of dental
care in the UK with more than 600 practices. They
were keen to find a smarter, digital way of working
that would allow dentists, dental staff and other
employees to share documents and best practices
internally and with third parties including NHS Trusts.
1) The document proposes an optimized and secured semantic-based ranking approach for keyword search over encrypted cloud data. It aims to improve search accuracy by considering keyword semantics and different keyword forms.
2) An index is created from unencrypted files containing keyword-file mappings and encrypted relevance scores. Files are encrypted before outsourcing to the cloud.
3) The approach analyzes semantics between keywords, performs stemming, and calculates relevance scores. It encrypts the index and files before outsourcing to the cloud to protect data privacy during searches.
E-discovery is the application of technology to the document review and discovery processes in litigation and regulatory matters. It can significantly reduce the time and costs associated with document review by using techniques like keyword searching, de-duplication, and prioritizing relevant documents. While some lawyers may not be tech savvy, e-discovery services ensure the process is straightforward and secure, protecting clients' privileged information. E-discovery becomes more important as the volume of electronic data grows, and can benefit even smaller matters through increased efficiency.
Sigma Infosolutions developed an electronic data discovery tool called MARCO for a litigation support services provider to automate their large-scale data search and retrieval process. MARCO indexed customer data across networks during discovery and allowed centralized access and retrieval of responsive documents. It automatically crawled networks, shared drives, extracted data, and unshared drives with minimal risk. The tool provided faster retrieval and a 30% reduction in discovery time.
The Sherpa Approach: Meeting the Demands of the Digital AgeSherpa Software
The document discusses the growth of electronically stored information (ESI) and how it has led to increased complexity and demands in the field of e-discovery. It notes that by 2020, organizations will deal with 50 times more data stored across 75 times more "containers." It then outlines Sherpa Software's expanded e-discovery services which now cover various stages of the e-discovery reference model (EDRM) including early case assessment, litigation hold management, search and collection, processing, document review, and litigation preparedness in order to help organizations address their evolving e-discovery needs. Sherpa positions itself as a one-stop shop that can assist with all aspects of the e-discovery process using both its software and professional services
ShadowCounsel LLC - Services and PricingDavid Black
ShadowCounsel provides remote virtual paralegal services such as document scanning, optical character recognition, metadata coding, and electronic discovery services. Their services aim to help attorneys transition to a more digital and paperless office at an affordable price. Key services include document scanning, OCR, metadata coding of PDFs, bookmarking, file organization, and native file conversion for eDiscovery. ShadowCounsel also offers litigation support, legal research, and clerical services starting at $25/hour.
This document summarizes an AD Lab software product that allows forensic analysts and other users to collaborate on investigations of large data sets. Key features include:
- Enabling examiners to work together and share case data through a centralized, web-based platform for storage, processing and review.
- Providing role-based access and permissions to securely manage access to cases and evidence for different users.
- Supporting simultaneous collaboration and a "divide and conquer" approach to speed up investigation through distributed analysis.
This document summarizes an AD Lab software platform that allows forensic analysts and investigators to collaborate on cases. Key features include:
- Examiners can work individually on cases while sharing a centralized database and storage.
- Role-based access controls allow administrators to assign users to specific cases or data.
- A web interface enables secure remote review without file conversions.
- Distributed processing allows large datasets to be analyzed across multiple machines.
Unknown Facts about Virtual Data Room For Secured File Sharing.pdfHokme
: Unlock the power of virtual data rooms for secure data sharing and efficient document management. Also, safeguard your sensitive business data with robust security protocols, while enjoying seamless and secure access from anywhere in the world with bank-grade access control measures.
Orange Legal Technologies provides electronic discovery services including collection, analysis, processing, review, and production of electronic documents and data. It has a proprietary web-accessible platform called OneO that integrates these services, allowing clients to analyze, process, and review data online from a centralized repository. The company has over 40 of the top 200 US law firms as clients and offices in 4 locations, led by an experienced management team with over 136 combined years in the industry.
The document discusses best practices for meeting critical challenges in eDiscovery. It addresses the need for a systematized eDiscovery program to deal with disparate systems, massive data volumes, and new technologies. Technology assisted discovery is increasingly important and can yield cost savings over manual review. An effective eDiscovery process requires early case assessment, legal holds, review and analysis, and processing and production, supported by information governance practices around archiving email and records. Advanced technologies can help classify records without human intervention and improve eDiscovery processes by examining information in context.
Privacy-Preserving Multi-keyword Top-k Similarity Search Over Encrypted DataJAYAPRAKASH JPINFOTECH
Privacy-Preserving Multi-keyword Top-k Similarity Search Over Encrypted Data
To buy this project in ONLINE, Contact:
Email: jpinfotechprojects@gmail.com,
Website: https://www.jpinfotech.org
Privacy-Preserving Multi-keyword Top-k Similarity Search Over Encrypted Data JAYAPRAKASH JPINFOTECH
Privacy-Preserving Multi-keyword Top-k Similarity Search Over Encrypted Data
To buy this project in ONLINE, Contact:
Email: jpinfotechprojects@gmail.com,
Website: https://www.jpinfotech.org
IRJET- Mutual Key Oversight Procedure for Cloud Security and Distribution of ...IRJET Journal
The document proposes a mutual key oversight procedure for cloud security and distribution of data based on a hierarchy method. It discusses using attribute-based encryption to encrypt data before outsourcing it to the cloud. The proposed scheme uses a hierarchical structure with a cloud authority, domain authorities, and users to provide security and scalability. It allows both private and public uploading and sharing of files within this hierarchy.
SECURE THIRD PARTY AUDITOR (TPA) FOR ENSURING DATA INTEGRITY IN FOG COMPUTINGIJNSA Journal
Fog computing is an extended version of Cloud computing. It minimizes the latency by incorporating Fog servers as intermediates between Cloud Server and users. It also provides services similar to Cloud like Storage, Computation and resources utilization and security.Fog systems are capable of processing large amounts of data locally, operate on-premise, are fully portable, and can be installed on the heterogeneous hardware. These features make the Fog platform highly suitable for time and location-sensitive applications. For example, the Internet of Things (IoT) devices isrequired to quickly process a large amount of data. The Significance of enterprise data and increased access rates from low-resource terminal devices demands for reliable and low- cost authentication protocols. Lots of researchers have proposed authentication protocols with varied efficiencies.As a part of our contribution, we propose a protocol to ensure data integrity which is best suited for fog computing environment.
SECURE THIRD PARTY AUDITOR (TPA) FOR ENSURING DATA INTEGRITY IN FOG COMPUTINGIJNSA Journal
Fog computing is an extended version of Cloud computing. It minimizes the latency by incorporating Fog servers as intermediates between Cloud Server and users. It also provides services similar to Cloud like Storage, Computation and resources utilization and security.Fog systems are capable of processing large amounts of data locally, operate on-premise, are fully portable, and can be installed on the heterogeneous hardware. These features make the Fog platform highly suitable for time and location-sensitive applications. For example, the Internet of Things (IoT) devices isrequired to quickly process a large amount of data. The Significance of enterprise data and increased access rates from low-resource terminal devices demands for reliable and low- cost authentication protocols. Lots of researchers have proposed authentication protocols with varied efficiencies.As a part of our contribution, we propose a protocol to ensure data integrity which is best suited for fog computing environment.
A Litigator's Guide to Cloud-Based eDiscovery and Document ReviewLexbe_Webinars
Newer scalable cloud computing allows firms to access substantial processing and review capacity when needed, at a fraction of traditional costs. When properly addressed, security increases in a cloud environment. This is a result of dedicated security staff, locked down data centers, data center certifications, full data encryption, and overall best practices security and confidentiality. These improvements amazingly come at a lower cost than traditional approaches.
Fluency® is a pioneer in security automation, orchestration, response and audit technology (SAO/SOAR). Fluency delivers unmatched speed through Fluency's database Alladin, which is 50 TIMES faster than Elastic. Fluency’s patented technology unites Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) with the ability to retain and organize data to meet regulations and support investigations in sub-seconds – not minutes or hours.
Simplifying Data Governance and Security with a Logical Data Fabric (ASEAN)Denodo
Watch full webinar here: https://bit.ly/38UlhbN
In an increasingly distributed and complex data landscape, it is becoming increasingly difficult to govern and secure data effectively throughout the enterprise. Whether it be securing data across different repositories or monitoring access across different business units, the proliferation of data technologies and repositories across both on-premises and in the cloud is making the task unattainable. The challenge is only made greater by the ongoing pressure to offer self-service data access to business users.
Data Virtualization allows the creation of a logical data fabric layer that not only increases the agility of data provisioning but offers a simple, fast and cost-effective way to secure and governance all your data.
Tune in and learn:
- How to use a logical data fabric to build an enterprise-wide data access role model
- Centralize security when data is spread across multiple systems residing both on-premises and in the cloud
- Control and audit data access across different regions
This document summarizes a research paper on efficient data storage in cloud computing. The paper investigates using Google Docs for information sharing among engineering students at University of Uyo. It discusses how cloud services like Google Docs allow storing and accessing files from anywhere with an internet connection. This prevents data loss situations that students often face, like corrupted files on external storage devices. The paper aims to show how using cloud storage services like Google Docs could benefit engineering students at University of Uyo by giving them reliable access to their documents from any internet-connected device.
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1. E-Discovery in the Cloud!
What's the Positive Outcomes?
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collection, and production of relevant information
from the electronically stored information (ESI)
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As per the Gartner’s report, SaaS( Software as a
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data access.
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With cloud e-discovery, lawyers can store one
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