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The future of law enforcement is no longer tethered to a physical laboratory. In a groundbreaking move, the West Midlands Police (WMP)—one of the UK’s largest forces—has pioneered the first cloud-based digital forensics platform powered by FTK® Central in Microsoft Azure.
Find out about the features that make the FTK Suite of digital forensics solutions the industry leader for corporate and public sector investigations.
Find out what MD5 Hashing is--and why does every e-discovery professional needs to know about it.
The shift to hybrid and remote work has rendered traditional, on-site Incident Response (IR) plans obsolete. When employees work "off-network" without a VPN, they sit outside the corporate firewall, often using personal Wi-Fi or unpatched devices. This has expanded the attack surface to a point where traditional network monitoring tools no longer provide the necessary visibility.
Learn some tips to level up your internal investigations from Exterro and EDRM's recent Internal Investigations Benchmarking Report.
The landscape of data risk has shifted. While technical security remains important, regulatory compliance is now the primary driver for data management. Modern privacy laws across the globe no longer treat data as a corporate asset to be hoarded, but as something "borrowed" from the individual.
Exterro CEO and Founder Bobby Balachandran was named as a nominee and winner of a 2022 Fastcase 50 award!
While Amazon S3 is the go-to "convenient dumping ground" for enterprise data, its vast scale—containing everything from backup archives to big-data Parquet files—makes it a primary source of hidden risk. To address this, Amazon launched Macie, but according to Vikram Shrowty, co-founder of Exterro partner Divebell, checking the "compliance box" with Macie may not be enough to actually protect your data.
Check out this blog post to learn what international privacy experts expect to see as regulations and threats continue to evolve over the coming years.
Read this article for some e-discovery tips for professionals looking to catch up with the process and technology changes brought on by the pandemic.
Learn what technology capabilities you need to conduct effective investigations in Zero Trust environments in this whitepaper.
Download this product brief to understand how FTK digital forensics software aligns with the CISA Incident Response Playbooks.
Check out this blog post to learn one possible reason why in-place preservation doesn't get its due as an e-discovery technology you must have.
In a recent address to students at the GRD School of Commerce and International Business in Coimbatore, India, Exterro CEO Bobby Balachandran shared the blueprints of his journey. From founding Exterro in the 2008 recession to leading a 600-person multinational firm, Bobby’s story is one of transforming a four-person startup into a global leader in Legal GRC.
The concept of Zero Trust is rapidly moving from a theoretical framework to a mandatory standard. Following the U.S. federal government's 2022 strategy to transition toward a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA), private enterprises are following suit to combat the increasingly sophisticated landscape of lateral-movement attacks.
The cyber threat landscape is shifting at a breakneck pace. In 2021 alone, corporate networks saw a 50% increase in weekly attacks, a trend that shows no signs of slowing down. This volatility has fundamentally changed the insurance market; today, cyberinsurance applications aren't just looking for basic firewalls—they are demanding proof of sophisticated Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) capabilities.
With GDPR in effect, the importance of data mapping has only increased. Find out ways to avoid or overcome common data mapping challenges.
