ACEDS and AccessData webinar on 11 April: ensuring defensible preservation and collection

Posted on April 9, 2018 by Chris Dale

AccessDataThe US Federal Rule of Evidence 902 (14) allows a forensic investigator to confirm that electronic evidence is authentic without having to appear in person to testify to that effect.

AccessData, makers of AD eDiscovery and other forensic tools, is running a webinar in conjunction with ACEDS on 11 April to talk through compliance with FRE 902 (14), about reducing the risk of data spoliation, and about reducing the overall cost using AD eDiscovery and the other AccessData forensic products.

There is more information and a registration form here.

While on the subject of AccessData, it is worth reminding you that the AD User Summit 2018 takes place this year in San Antonio, Texas between 19 and 22 June. I found last year’s event both useful and enjoyable, and recommend it to anyone with an interest in the wide range of forensic and related subjects in which AccessData is expert.

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