I believe I can see the future Cause I repeat the same routine I think I used to have a purpose But then again That might have been a dream From Every Day Is Exactly The Same by Nine Inch Nails In case you were feeling safer, more secure and comfortable these days with social [...]
Posts Tagged ‘electronic discovery’
Adverse Inference
Posted: April 17, 2009 in general, professional, securityTags: adverse inference, electronic discovery, Electronically Stored Information, ESI, forensics
I’ve mentioned before that I’m an avid follower, albeit not a practitioner, of electronic discovery and forensics. One of my favorite concepts – in the sense that it is usually invoked in response to some truly ham-fisted effort to scam the court – is adverse inference. Essentially it says that if you fail to produce [...]
Prophecy for 2009
Posted: November 29, 2008 in general, professional, securityTags: 2009 Predictions, e-discovery, electronic discovery, litigation, market collapse, prophecy
Last week Dr. Anton Chuvakin posted this succinct blog entry inquiring “Which Blogger Will Post 2009 Predictions First?” Since almost immediately Michael Janke posted “Janke’s Official 2009 Technology Predictions”, I guess I’m a little late (curses foiled by Janke again!). But not to be outdone and dying to try on my old testament prophet hat [...]
