Resources

Read this alert to learn why Florida's enforcement action against Roku could reshape how technology companies handle sensitive data.

To get ready for eDiscovery Day, explore why true AI readiness starts with mastering technology skills. Learn how technical competence builds the foundation for responsible, defensible AI adoption in eDiscovery.

Learn why attorneys should make sure that witness testimony aligns with earlier depositions, or risk having to conduct additional discovery that may reflect poorly on their case.

Download this solution brief to learn about Exterro's US-based technical support offering, specially designed for government and regulated industries requiring US-based support staff.

When a murder trial turns into a metadata debate, the rules of investigation change. Discover what the Karen Read case reveals about digital evidence, public perception, and corporate defensibility.

Discover how AI and emerging agentic systems are transforming e-discovery—driving efficiency, accuracy, and defensibility through explainable automation, validation, and audit-ready workflows that strengthen human judgment instead of replacing it.

Learn how the Karen Read trial can shed light on best practices around digital evidence and how they relate to better managing data risk.

Exterro joins the AWS ISV Accelerate Program, allowing AWS customers to use committed cloud spend to easily access Exterro’s e-discovery, privacy, information governance, and digital forensics solutions.

The holidays are fast approaching, but Exterro is keeping busy with these upcoming events in November and December.

AI is redefining eDiscovery from enhancement to foundation. Learn why staying current on AI-driven tools, ethics, and defensibility is essential for every modern legal and discovery professional.

Discover six overlooked weaknesses that make organizations vulnerable to data breaches—and how to fix them through stronger governance, data mapping, access control, incident response, defensible documentation, and continuous improvement.

In 2007 with the launch of Apple’s iPhone and then subsequent Android releases, mobile phones have taken over the tech space. Relative to their computer counterparts, these devices had low storage, and not a lot of processing, so developers looked for lightweight solutions to store app and system data. XML, SQLite, and similar file use exploded. In this presentation we will discuss these key artifacts!