Disclosing information requested under the Freedom of Information Act or state public records laws is already a tricky business. The use of improper redaction techniques now makes it incredibly risky, too.  Agency personnel struggle to find the perfect balance between the public’s right to…

ZyLAB is one of the few companies in the eDiscovery space that has earned an ISO 27001 certification. Other companies claim to be compliant with the data security practices set forth in ISO 27001. But anyone could say they are compliant. It holds nowhere near the same weight as obtaining ISO 27001…

Whether senior partners and leaders at small and mid-size law firms realize it or not, their IT department is in a powerful position to help the firm attract clients and perform more valuable work. Because the head of IT significantly influences technology purchasing decisions. And using the…

In 2010 while working at ZyLAB, Mary Mack had started a podcast series which was very well received.

The ABA Techshow in Chicago is probably going to be one of the most exiting ones in years. We have seen a major technology boost in the legal community, eDiscovery in particular.

As the Chief Technology Officer or IT department leader, all the pressures of information security management fall squarely on your shoulders. And those pressures are significant. IBM calculated that a single data breach costs an organization an average of $3.86 million. The accompanying reputation…

Today is a good day to spend some time implementing your retention policies! Yes, I know, we are all busy, and there are so many other important things that seem more urgent, but is this not always the case?

Adopting eDiscovery technology for in-house use empowers attorneys to understand their clients’ businesses and needs more thoroughly. It gives them direct access to the knowledge and insight they need to strategize more effectively. Today’s new Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) eDiscovery platforms…

eDiscovery and Valentine’s Day, how does that go together? Its no secret that most people hate eDiscovery. In fact, they dread it. It is related to unpleasant incidents such as fraud, investigations, regulatory problems, litigation, arbitration or large public records requests.