eDiscovery Access

eDiscovery is a complex and ever-changing discipline, with court cases and maturing information management practices shifting the landscape on an almost daily basis. Cogniva stays on top of the latest developments — our active membership with the Electronic Discovery Reference Model working group and Sedona Conference working groups keeps us up-to-date with new developments.

Content that is subject to eDiscovery could be anywhere in your organization, and could be requested at any time. Email servers, file servers, desktop PCs, laptops, notebooks, netbooks, tablets, employees’ home computers, thumbdrives, USB keys, iPods, CDs, DVDs and backup tapes could all contain hard-to-find information that you may need. As a result, it is extremely important to keep track of your information in all its forms.

You never know when eDiscovery will impact your organization, from either a plaintiff or defendant vantage point. This is why it is vital that organizations take into consideration every potential venue and media type where discoverable data might be stored in order to properly assess exposure, risk and complexity of access.

See our eDiscovery Toolbox