The Bow Tie Law blog blogged about a case involving the issue of self-collection (and targeted collection) vs. the complete forensic imaging of a laptop. In this concise article, many very relevant issues are touched including naming a few targeted collection tools. This is a great read for attorneys and forensics guys, especially ones who believe that a complete forensic image is the only way.
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Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
Meet and Confer - Getting it Right
The May edition of the Digital Detectives podcast discusses the practical way to dealing with the events associated with the Meet and Confer. Texas attorney, David Chaumette helps answer a lot of questions regarding what is expected of attorneys from the litigation hold to the production of ESI.
As a bonus prize, here is a link to one of Craig Ball's resources on the Meet and Confer, including a list of 50 questions which could be considered. I had the pleasure of speaking with Craig during my recent trip to the Computer Enterprise and Investigations Conference in Orlando, Florida. If you have a week to blow off, you can explore the other resources at craigball.com.
As a bonus prize, here is a link to one of Craig Ball's resources on the Meet and Confer, including a list of 50 questions which could be considered. I had the pleasure of speaking with Craig during my recent trip to the Computer Enterprise and Investigations Conference in Orlando, Florida. If you have a week to blow off, you can explore the other resources at craigball.com.
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