Our eDiscovery professionals have deep investigative backgrounds, many stemming from years in law enforcement, and are involved with constant R&D alongside our incident response team. The exposure to novel cyberattacks and complex investigations involving data theft drives the development and refinement of methodologies to leverage uncommon forensic artifacts and analysis to extract insights.
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Close alignment between our eDiscovery and incident response teams accelerates and refines our data collection techniques and exposes our experts to much more diverse datasets than most eDiscovery providers.
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RelativityOne, the leading cloud-based eDiscovery platform, offers advanced hosting frequently tested to withstand cyberattacks and natural disasters of all kinds. Our team of Relativity-certified administrators leverage the platform to expedite processing, simplify review, dedupe and cull unnecessary data. Plus, with a global presence, we guarantee compliance with various regional data residency and privacy regulations.
With extensive background in law enforcement and relationships with hundreds of law firms as well as cyber insurance carriers and brokers worldwide, our eDiscovery experts are more than technical masters. Deep understanding of peculiar litigation needs, sensitive investigations, and data breach considerations means we facilitate communication and continuity between incident handling and data review efforts. Additionally, many on our team are court-certified experts able to offer testimony on digital forensics, data breaches, and privacy incidents.
Resilience Retainer clients have ready access to eDiscovery and document review services via their retainer dollars, along with dozens of hardening, response, and recovery solutions. Retainer clients can allocate dollar-for-dollar credits towards data collection, hosting, analysis, document review, and expert witness services in addition to securing prioritized access to Cybereason’s elite digital forensics and incident response team in the event of an incident.
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