With 190+ native connectors to enterprise data sources across email, cloud storage, and collaboration platforms, Exterro delivers secure, direct and deeper access to more enterprise data sources than any other solution.
Modern enterprises run on distributed data, but most access strategies haven’t kept up, leaving teams with slow response, incomplete evidence, and greater exposure during legal, privacy, and security events.
With Exterro Connectors, teams can identify, preserve, collect and act on data directly at the source, eliminating manual exports, reducing exposure, and accelerating response across legal, privacy, and security workflows.

Exterro Connectors provide a single, consistent access layer across the platform, so Privacy, Legal, and Security teams can act on data in place across 190+ sources without duplication, delay, or defensibility gaps.
With 190+ native connectors to enterprise data sources across email, cloud storage, and collaboration platforms, Exterro delivers secure, direct and deeper access to more enterprise data sources than any other solution.
How clients use Exterro Connectors to protect and secure data.

Exterro offers the most comprehensive connector library for complete access to cloud, on-premises, structured, and unstructured data sources. With direct, secure connectivity to 185 and counting enterprise data sources, Exterro eliminates reliance on manual data transfers and automates workflows for eDiscovery, digital forensics, and information governance teams. Exterro data source connectors provide fast, reliable access to enterprise data at scale, without custom scripts, manual exports, or IT bottlenecks.

Hanover’s Legal and IT teams were looking for more visibility into, and control over, crucial parts of the e-discovery process and concluded that with the right e-discovery platform in place, there would be significant external legal counsel cost-saving opportunities. The team described the existing process as “fragmented” and wanted to have end-to- end process visibility and auditability.

It’s safe to say that the Covid pandemic has changed the way we work permanently. Long gone are the days when everyone worked in a single location defined by four walls–and more importantly for e-discovery purposes–by a unified, connected information infrastructure. Remote work, whether full-time or partial, is here to stay, and that has had profound effects on the way teams communicate. Tools like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom must be accounted for by legal teams for data retention and legal discovery purposes.