In our last post, we shared details about how cell phone text data was recently used in a civil matter. This time, we are looking at different types of mobile phone data in a criminal case – the Alex Murdaugh murder case.

Increasingly, litigators are finding that the key evidence they need is on smartphones, in the SMS (text messaging) applications. And those messages be damning!

To stay ahead of the game, here are six ways that companies can focus on to attract and retain top technical talent.

Thoma Bravo, a private equity and growth capital firm, has announced plans to buy digital forensics firm Magnet Forensics for CAD 1.8 billion...

The latest iOS 16.2 included a major security enhancement that brings to life a long-requested feature: full encryption for iMessage in iCloud,...

Electronic Discovery (e-discovery) has, in many ways, opened up the floodgates of evidence in litigation. E-Discovery is a blanket term applied to...

Apple has released its new mobile operating system, iOS 16, which has several implications in e-discovery circles. The update includes functional...

If you’ve ever watched a movie in which the actor played the part of the President of the United States, you’ve probably noticed he or she was surrounded by men and women in dark suits wearing sunglasses and earpieces.

The inadvertent release by Alex Jones’ legal team of gigabytes of data from his cell phone to the opposing legal counsel during a defamation trial has incited discussions far beyond the Texas courtroom.