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Digital Detectives — 155 episodes

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INTRODUCING: For the Innocent Season 3 | Amanda Knox, JJ Velasquez, and More

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INTRODUCING: Leading the Bar

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10 Startling Cybersecurity Statistics and What They Mean for the Future of Law Firms

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Enhancing Law Firm Cybersecurity: The Ten Most Important Steps

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Bad Tech Habits Your Firm Needs to Break

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Seven Use Cases Where AI can be a Hero to Digital Forensics

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Generative AI and ChatGPT: Why the Legal Industry Needs to “Brace for Impact”

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Threats to Your Law Firm: Insiders and Outsiders

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BakerHostetler’s Data Security Incident Response Report Released

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E-Discovery Disrupted by the AI Revolution

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Dean Andy Perlman on the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Law Schools

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ITRC’s 17th Annual Data Breach Report Reveals Near-Record Number of Breaches

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It’s a Good Time for a Cybersecurity Checkup

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Holidays and Weekends: Prime Time for Cyberattacks

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The Ethics of Communicating with Your Clients and Using Your Smartphone

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What Constitutes Ethical Cybersecurity for Law Firms Today?

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ILTACON Roars Back in 2022 – Here’s What You Missed

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Ripped From the Headlines: Alex Jones and Inadvertent Waiver

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Advice for Law Firms from a Data Breach/Privacy Lawyer

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How Secure is Your Law Firm’s Data?

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Revealing Stats from the 8th Annual BakerHostetler Data Security Incident Response Report

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Russia’s Digital Iron Curtain

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Cybersecurity: A Lawyer’s Ethical Duty to Read the News

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ITRC’s 2021 Data Breach Report: Sobering Stats

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2022: What’s White Hot in Cybersecurity?

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Law Firms, Take Notice: The US is Cracking Down on Ransomware Gangs

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Why are Businesses, Including Law Firms, So Vulnerable to Ransomware?

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The SANS Institute and Cybersecurity Careers

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Planning Your Cybersecurity Budget for 2022

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Ten Tips for Better ESI Expert Reports from Craig Ball

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Top 10 Tips: Effective Cybersecurity Awareness Training for Law Firm Employees

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Cybersecurity Priorities for President Biden

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Occam’s Razor — A SolarWinds Perspective for Law Firms

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2021 Update: Security Assessments and Penetration Testing for Law Firms

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Clio’s Legal Trends Report 2020: A Look Into the Future of Law

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Ransomware Surges: What Law Firms Need to Know

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“Zooming” Into 2021 with Audio/Video Discovery

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The Perils of Biometric Information: Relevant Laws and Insurance Coverage for Biometric Lawsuits

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Penetration Tests and Cybersecurity Assessments: What Lawyers Need to Know

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The Battle Against COVID-19: How eDiscovery Software is Playing a Role

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Work-At-Home and Remote Access – It’s Time for a Security Review

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eDiscovery Before and After COVID-19: What to Expect

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Securing Microsoft Windows and Microsoft 365

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Coronavirus and Working Remotely: What You Need to Know

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The 2019 Data Breach Numbers Are In – What Are They and What Do They Mean for 2020?

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The Intersection of Ethics and Artificial Intelligence

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The EDRM’s Mary Mack & Kaylee Walstad Unplugged

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Why the Cloud is the New Electricity–and What it Means to Lawyers

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Dos and Don'ts of a 30(b)(6) Witness Deposition

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How Lawyers Collect and Properly Authenticate Evidence from the Web

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ABA Passes Resolution Urging Legal Profession to Study Legal and Ethical Issues of AI

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Digital Dilemma: Your IoT Device May Be Testifying Against You

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Guidance for Lawyers with Cybersecurity Paralysis

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Data Breach Lawyers: A View from the Trenches

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Internet Defamation: What Lawyers Need to Know

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Digital Forensics on Mobile Devices

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Breaking and Entering: The Fascinating Life of a Professional Pen Tester

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eDiscovery: Major Developments in 2018 and a Look Ahead

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Our Favorite Cybersecurity Resources

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Cybersecurity: Getting to Good for the Small Law Firm

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The Evolving Landscape of Law Firm Data Breach Preparation and Response

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Securing Office 365: An Ethical Imperative for Lawyers

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Cyber Security Awareness Training

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Is the California Consumer Privacy Act Part of a Trend?

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Is Working with Virtual Assistants Putting your Law Firm in Danger?

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The FBI’s Access to iPhone Data: Apple Fights Back

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Fastcase’s Artificial Intelligence Sandbox

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Ethical Misadventures in E-Discovery

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Cyber Insurance: Expensive, Complicated, and Necessary

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What Makes a Preservation Letter Presidential

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Privacy vs. Protection: Warrantless Phone Searches at the Border

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Kaspersky Lab: Friend or Foe?

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A Breach of Trust: The Aftermath of the Equifax Hack

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How Lawyers Should Use Spreadsheets

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Crisis Management After a Data Breach

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Cybersecurity 2.0: Creating Order from the Regulatory Landscape to Build a Strategic Advantage

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Ethical Issues with Confidential Data

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Cybersecurity for Macs

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Practical Approaches to Preserving New (and Not-So-New) Media

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Electronic Security Sweeps for Law Firms and their Clients

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Smishing, a Growing Cyber Security Threat

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The Ransomware Epidemic in Law Firms: A Guide to Defense and Survival

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Obama vs. Trump on Cyber Security

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The Top Hot Topics in eDiscovery

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The Importance of Website Security for Law Firms

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Encryption, Cyber Security, and Domestic Surveillance

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Cyber Security for Small Firms and Solo Practices

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The 2016 Georgetown Ediscovery Training Academy

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Mandiant’s M-Trends and Verizon’s Data Breach Investigation Reports

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The Panama Papers: The World’s Largest Data Breach

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Cyber Security Audits and Options for Your Law Firm

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Edward Snowden's Legal Advisor Sides with Apple in FBI Battle Over Encryption

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What Law Firms Should Know About the FBI’s InfraGard Program

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Technology Assisted Review for Smart People

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Paris Attacks: The Digital Investigation, ISIS, and The Response

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Catalyst’s Free E-Discovery Practicum for Law Schools

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A New Dawn for the Association of E-Discovery Specialists

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Hillary Clinton’s Emails and the Looming Issue of Shadow IT

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Why are Law Firms Beginning to Form Data Breach Practice Groups?

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E-Discovery Reflections from Retired Magistrate Judge John Facciola

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Lawmageddon and How to Prepare for Social Media in the Courtroom

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Judge Andrew Peck on TAR (Technology-Assisted Review)

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The Law of Robotics: Autonomy, Responsibility, and Risk

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Forensic Science in the Criminal Justice System: What is Admissible?

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The Government’s Dark Data: A Decade of Discovery

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The Sony Hack: You Can’t Keep the Barbarians Outside the Gate

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Issues and Trends in E-Discovery and Information Governance

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War & Terrorism in Cyberspace: Wild, Wild West Shoot Out on the International Frontiers

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Predictive Coding for Rookies: E-Discovery in the Courtroom

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Rule 37(e) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Changes for ESI Preservation and Spoliation

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Cull, Baby, Cull - Modern Trends in Data Collection and Analysis

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Data Breaches, eDiscovery, and the Importance of Digital Forensics

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77% of Lawyers Can’t Be Trusted With Confidential Client Data

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The FBI’s Massive Facial Recognition Database: Privacy Implications

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Perils of Law Firms Possessing Massive Amounts of Unreviewed Client Data

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The Ethical Implications of NSA Surveillance for Lawyers

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The Kindergarten Version of Information Security for Lawyers

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What Should Lawyers Know About Information Governance?

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Data Breaches in the Healthcare Industry: Lessons for Law Firms

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A State Judge’s Perspective On E-Discovery

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The Implications of NSA Surveillance for Lawyers

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Cyber Risk Management for Lawyers

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Hot Developments Among E-Discovery Vendors

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Highlights from the 2013 Georgetown E-Discovery Training

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E-Discovery: Why You Should Go Native!

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Cyber Threats to Law Firms and Businesses: How Do We Defend Ourselves?

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Scary Tech: Lessons from ABA TECHSHOW 2013

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Special Masters in E-Discovery

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Metadata: What You Can’t See Can Hurt You!

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Ouch! Lessons Learned from the Morgan Lewis’ Redaction Disaster

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Focus on Privacy: The Facebook Internet Tracking Case

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The Craigslist Killer: A Case Study in Digital Forensics

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Brainless Blunders in E-Discovery Searches

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Predictive Coding: A Rose by Any Other Name

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The Best Resources for Staying Current in E-Discovery

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Smartphone Security

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Cost-Effective E-Discovery in Small Cases

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The Future of E-Discovery

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Controversial Issues in E-Discovery

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Interactive Whiteboard Technology in Courtrooms and Law Firms

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E-Discovery - Without the High Price Tag

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Is it Possible to Secure Law Firm Data?

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Proportionality in e-Discovery: A UK Perspective

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The Meet and Confer: Getting it Right

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The Five Hottest Topics in E-Discovery

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The Deplorable State of Law Firm Security

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Performing Quality E-Discovery Searches: Is it Time to Set Some Standards?

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Expert Witnesses in E-Discovery

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Ethical Issues in E-Discovery

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Sexting and Sextortion: Texting and Extortion Get a XXX Twist

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Inside Social Media Archiving

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Ethics & E-Discovery

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An Inside Look at the 2010 Civil Litigation Conference at Duke Law School

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Current Issues in Computer Forensics

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A Look at Data Breaches