Discovery Meets Social Media and Encrypted Apps

January 30, 2020

Overview

Wendy Butler Curtis, Orrick’s Chief Innovation Officer, and Britt Endemann of Forensic Risk Alliance dig into the nuances of discovery as it relates to social media and encrypted communications. While certain IT systems capture and image all user information, including social media, many are unable to pierce encrypted or “quick-delete” apps, and companies have been slow to adopt official policies regarding the use of this technology on their networks and devices.

CLE Info

CLE Info: This video is a segment from a 1-hour CLE program entitled “Discovery: New Developments and Best Practices to Manage Risk and Spend”. The full length CLE is available through our partner platform In-House Focus and is free to our clients and colleagues upon request. Please contact theconversation@orrick.com to obtain access to this program (including free CLE credit).

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