ModeOne leadership was recently featured in Law Journal Newsletters’ Cybersecurity Law & Strategy as part of its 2026 predictions coverage, examining how mobile data collection, discovery scope, and evidentiary expectations continue to evolve. As organizations...
For decades, legal teams have accepted an uncomfortable truth about mobile data collection: it’s slow, intrusive, expensive, and wildly inefficient. Like relying on a stagecoach in a world of high-speed rail, the industry has continued using outdated methods long...
In this episode of In Discovery Mode, ModeOne CEO Matthew Rasmussen sits down with Alexander Lewis, Founder of Kuro Group, to unpack a major shift happening across eDiscovery and digital forensics: mobile data is no longer optional—it’s core ESI. Together, they...
Matthew Rasmussen was selected to join the Legal Data Intelligence initiative as an LDI Architect, recognizing his ongoing work at the intersection of mobile data collection, privacy, and defensible digital investigations. Participation in the 2026 Cohort reinforces...
Mobile data is now the most complete and accurate reflection of how people communicate, work, travel, and collaborate. It holds rich evidence—but also deeply personal content. Because of that, collecting mobile data is no longer a simple “technical step.” It’s a...
