Did you know cell phone use is expected to grow by 650% by 2018? Cell phones are not only a vital part of our daily lives; they can also be a vital tool in establishing liability or non-culpability in a civil case, or demonstrating an individual’s guilt or innocence in a criminal case.

Did you know…?

• Cell phones are designed for memory conservation
• Forensic examiners use several tools to extract information from cell phones
• Service providers keep detailed records of information – but it’s very different depending on the provider

In an increasingly digital world, more and more evidence lies within cell phones. Download our white paper by filling out the form below and you will learn how to collect this information correctly and defensibly.

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When thinking about identity theft, the picture that most often comes to mind is credit card fraud or unauthorized access to the victim’s bank account. However, medical identity theft – the act of stealing someone’s health records or other medical information – is quickly climbing the ranks as a threat against the public that may be even more serious…and one that’s spreading all too rapidly.

Medical identity theft represents a systemic flaw that could drive healthcare costs up even further and at worst a tragic situation that could cause sickness or death due to inaccurate health records. Download our free white paper so you can learn seven things about medical ID theft you need to know.

After downloading this white paper, you’ll learn that:

• Medical ID theft is on the rise
• Medical ID theft represents nearly half of all identity thefts in the United States
• Victims of medical ID theft often have little to no recourse after the fact
• Medical theft is under-researched and under-reported
• And much more.

Grab your free copy of our white paper by filling out the form below and become an expert on medical ID theft.

Lately, the phrase “information governance” has become one of those buzzwords that people toss around an awful lot without knowing exactly what it entails.

Why does IG matter? Irrelevant and outdated data archives can increase discovery costs exponentially. Discovery costs are an out-of-pocket expenditure that not every company can afford up front.

Download our free white paper, 3 Steps to Successful Information Governance, and learn:

• The role of industry-relevant regulatory restrictions
• The importance of internal data management
• Why your corporate communications structure matters
• How your business can develop a comprehensive information governance strategy that will help protect you now and into the future
• And much, much more.

More enterprises must transform information governance from a vague, conceptual piece of business jargon to hard reality. Are you ready to take that step?

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There are more places than ever for data relevant to your case to be hiding. When you download our free white paper you will see why there is a growing number of civil  and criminal court cases that involve social media investigations.

In Part 1 of this white paper, you will learn about:

• Following the digital trail
• Emerging Networks
• Courtroom applications

In Part 2, we’ll look more closely at:

• Lessons from recent cases to learn how to use some best practices for collecting, authenticating, and preserving social media evidence in civil and criminal cases.
• Important details to remember when conducting thorough social media investigations
• What social media to search for as possible evidence in a case

Metadata matters . Traditional capture techniques are no longer cutting it. Is your company ready to produce circumstantial evidence that is properly and comprehensively collected?

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