A little noticed provision of new consumer privacy laws in California and Virginia, effective January 2023, is the <i>need for detailed data retention schedules and defensible destruction programs</i>.

New AI-powered tool is the fastest and most accurate way for law firms and LSPs to find personal information and data subjects in compromised data.

New AI-powered tool is the fastest and most accurate way for law firms and LSPs to find personal information and data subjects in compromised data.

Forensic Toolkit (FTK®) Lab running on Microsoft Azure provides faster data insights and enhanced collaboration that accelerate trusted results for digital crime investigations

Data breach and privacy incidents occur daily at organizations of all sizes.

Press Release: Exterro E-Discovery is now FedRAMP Authorized! We protect your data with security protocols that meet the most rigorous standards.

The past year created dramatic shifts in how organizations operate, provide products and services, interact with customers and partners, and support work strategies.

In this interview, we’ve asked Exterro's president and CEO about his view of the legal governance, risk management and compliance (GRC) field, and the changes that have to be made to successfully meet them.

Exterro, a provider of legal GRC software, has announced that the company’s Gateway Coordinator Technology has been granted a patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

The acquisition extends the Enterprise Legal GRC Software platform across data privacy, forensics, and e-discovery

With the acquisition Exterro aims to offer an integrated platform that holistically addresses legal's governance risk and compliance (GRC) obligations.

Today is E-Discovery Day 2020, and Portland, Ore.-based Exterro is celebrating in a big way.

Innovative new product enables legal professionals to easily and automatically maintain a comprehensive and defensible list of all data sources

With budgets under a microscope, more in-house legal departments have their sights on reigning in e-discovery and pre-litigation spend. But the road to efficiency will look different for many companies.

Legal departments have decided to bring e-discovery services in-house as a way to cut costs and have better control over their litigation-related data, according to a report published by Exterro on Thursday.

Exterro released its 2019 In-House Legal Benchmark Report found that in-house legal departments are continuing to insource work like e-discovery while winnowing their network of legal service providers down to a select few partners.

The acquisition will allow enterprises to manage e-discovery along with privacy and security regulations

The acquisition follow Exterro's 2018 large-scale investment from Leeds Equity Partners. Exterro CEO and president Bobby Balachandran told LTN “I believe e-discovery needs to reckon with the changing landscape of data privacy regulations.”