Exterro Meme Series: Before Forensics Were Cool... We Were There.
By Tim Rollins
Digital forensics sure is cool these days, at least if you judge by public interest in true crime investigations and the way that computers and smartphones provide a window into the minds of people that are capable of committing serious crimes of all sorts. Digital forensics wasn't always this cool--but even before it was, it was important to solving crimes, bringing the guilty to justice, and providing closure for victims. And FTK® was there. With over three decades service to the forensics community, the FTK software family is the gold standard... Read More
With CPRA's effective date fast approaching, organizations must make sure they're compliant with its requirements while there is still time to remedy any shortcomings. As high-profile cases and ever-increasing regulations highlight, we are entering a new age of dealing with data that’s causing companies to rethink everything—from how they collect data to storage, retention, access, disposal, and more. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) set the stage for a new era of data protection and privacy compliance and effectively sparked a regulatory movement, beginning with the hasty passage of the California Consumer... 
On April 28, 2022, 60 international partners including the European Commission and the United States issued a co-signed Declaration for the Future of the Internet. In publishing this agreement, the nations show their active support for an open, free, global, interoperable, reliable, and secure internet for everyone and commit to protecting and respecting human rights and privacy online and across the digital ecosystem. OverviewThe announcement recognizes that online networking is in a state of distress, with impacts on users, such as a lack of online privacy, censorship by authoritarian regimes and... 
"When 1 year-old you are in e-discovery, look as good, you will not."- All the baby Yodas out there who are feeling their e-discovery age these days
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This article is republished from its original location on the ACEDS blog. E-Discovery is an ever-changing field. There’s always new technology cropping up—whether it’s a means of communication that legal teams need to account for or a new software solution that promises to change how e-discovery happens. The past couple of years have witnessed a major revolution in the way most organizations conduct business on a daily basis (Hello, Zoom, Slack, Teams, Google Meet, and all those other asynchronous and remote communication platforms we’re seeing out there every day!)—and together, they’re making... 
May 19, 2022, London, UK: Exterro Inc., the industry’s first provider of Legal GRC software, which unifies e-discovery, digital forensics and data privacy to drive successful, defensible outcomes for in-house legal, IT teams, privacy and law enforcement worldwide, today announced that the West Midlands Police are the first force to deploy its cloud-based digital forensics platform based on the FTK® Central platform housed on Microsoft Azure. This is a pioneering project that has paved the way for a national digital forensics service, enabling cases to be worked on remotely, officers to collaborate and cases... 
A month ago, Exterro CEO Bobby Balachandran addressed students at the GRD School of Commerce and International Business in Coimbatore, India, speaking about his journey from entrepreneur to successful CEO of Exterro, as well as on the entrepreneurial journey in general. Bobby and his partners founded Exterro in 2008, during the height of the Great Recession, when they became convinced that many of the biggest challenges of legal departments could be solved by approaching them as business problems, capable of optimization using data, intelligence, and technology. As Exterro grew from its roots...