EPISODE · Oct 8, 2024 · 14 MIN
eDiscovery Needs Digital Forensics for a Mobile World
from Law and Candor · host Sarah Barsky, Will Wei, Brooks Thompson
From the rapid advancements in the capabilities of mobile devices to our increasingly digital workplaces, how we communicate is less standardized and more complex. This has major implications for eDiscovery and demands a flexible and inventive approach to digital forensics to effectively capture necessary data.With lessons from a decades-long career in forensics, Will Wei, Principal Forensics Consultant at Lighthouse, shares with Brooks Thompson and Sarah Barsky how the field has evolved and describes today’s data collection and processing challenges. He recounts stories of developing innovative processes to collect data from mobile messaging apps WhatsApp and Signal and shares practical advice for managing this new data landscape.This episode's sighting of radical brilliance: E-Discovery By Design: An Impossible Aim, or a Growing Reality? by Cassandra CoyerLearn more about the podcast and our guests on lawandcandor.com, rate us wherever you get your podcasts, and join the conversation on LinkedIn.
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From the rapid advancements in the capabilities of mobile devices to our increasingly digital workplaces, how we communicate is less standardized and more complex. This has major implications for eDiscovery and demands a flexible and inventive approach to digital forensics to effectively capture necessary data. With lessons from a decades-long career in forensics, Will Wei, Principal Forensics Consultant at Lighthouse, shares how the field has evolved and describes today’s data collection and processing challenges. He recounts stories of developing innovative processes to collect data from mobile messaging apps WhatsApp and Signal and shares practical advice for managing this new data landscape.
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