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Learn how Exterro empowers legal teams to proactively and defensibly manage data risk in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements

Exterro Assist for Data transforms plain-language queries into verified, defensible insights through agentic orchestration, in-platform security, human oversight, and full auditability—delivering transparent, compliant intelligence across legal, privacy, and forensics.

Exterro Intelligence redefines AI for legal, privacy, and compliance—expanding beyond review to deliver transparent, auditable, agentic intelligence that unifies discovery, forensics, and governance with human oversight and defensible control.

Learn how government agencies can manage the increasing challenges around data management in this whitepaper from the Center for Digital Government.

Book a meeting with Exterro at IAPP PSR 2025. We’ll show you how legal, privacy, and compliance teams are staying ahead of risk by connecting AI governance, e-discovery, and security workflows inside one smart platform.

Read this blog post to learn why speed and power are far from the biggest concerns when AI is used for legal, regulatory, or compliance workflows.

Read this blog post to learn 5 key takeaways for effectively navigating AI risk from a conversation between Data Xposure host Fahad Diwan and Dr. Stephen Fusco, Data Protection Officer and Senior Counsel at Danone.

Learn how the agentic system underpinning Exterro Assist for Data ensures that legal professionals can trust the results of this AI in a way they cannot trust generative AI solutions.

Learn about California's new data rules in this episode of Data Xposure, with host Fahad Diwan and Dr. Stephen Fusco, Data Privacy Officer and Senior Counsel at Danone North America.

Download this product brief to learn why FTK Imager Pro is essential to save time accessing encrypted data in your forensic imaging workflow.

Check out these events Exterro will be attending and hosting coming up in October 2025.

Check out this case law alert to get a refresher on some fundamentals of e-discovery, such as when the duty to preserve ESI is triggered.