Isn't E-Discovery Hard Enough Without the Internet of Things? | Discovery
Advocate
So knowing that litigation and enforcement actions are possibly on the
horizon,  what does the IoT mean to the practicing information governance
lawyer?  Well, at a minimum, it means that there are vast stores of data
that may not have previously been considered that are in the custody of our
clients, our adversaries, or even third parties.  It means that we need to
be asking our clients new questions about the data they collect and
maintain or that is collected and maintained on their behalves.  It means
we need to consider how that data is stored, secured, and accessed and
whether our clients have policies and practices in place designed to
protect that data either from a security breach or from spoliation in the
event of litigation.


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