E-Discovery, Mobile Devices and ESI - What Every Firm Needs To Know
Lunch Sponsor: AccessData
Description:
If you have not yet had a matter that called for collection and review of mobile device data, chances are you soon will. The mobile explosion -- including both bring your own device (BYOD) and Internet of Things (IoT) phenomena -- has led to the dramatic growth of discoverable data on mobile devices of all kinds, from tablet to smartphone to Fitbit. Additionally, new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) rule changes will have a big impact on e-discovery and electronically stored information (ESI). Learn how all of this will impact your firm as we discuss:
- How prevalent mobile data collection is today
- What policies and procedures are in place to deal with mobile data
- Attorney and firm attitudes around mobile data and BYOD
- Levels of concern around IoT
- Mobile device security and privacy policies
Presenter:
Kevin DeLong is the Vice President of Mobile Forensics for AccessData, overseeing the research, development and deployment of their global mobile forensics courses. A current member of the United States Secret Service Task Force, he sits on two technology advisory subcommittees for the upcoming 2016 Republican National Convention. Previously, Kevin served over 14 years in law enforcement, where he managed a digital forensics lab for an FBI cybercrimes task force. His ongoing commission in Ohio allows him to continue to assist in criminal investigations. Kevin has also trained members of the USSS, CIA, FBI, NASA, HSI, ATF and other agencies in government and private sectors, both foreign and domestic. As an adjunct professor at Ohio Northern University, he designed and taught courses on digital forensics. Kevin continues to work with universities in planning their digital forensic programs.
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