Who knew that streamlining eDiscovery can maintain data security and help minimize risks? Veritas knew, as their latest article shows.

The article (Streamline eDiscovery to maintain data security and eliminate potential risks, written by Priyanka Mullan and available here) discusses how the digital footprint continues to explode and eDiscovery continues to become more complex every day. Organizations are having to consistently tackle challenges surrounding compliance and risk.

To get litigation ready, you need an easier way to search for relevant information and efficiently fulfill any eDiscovery investigative requests. As information governance expands, the eDiscovery process has become very complex with several issues such as data volume control, security privacy and risk, and cost concerns. If you don’t have your data compliance and governance house in order, these risks can spiral out of control.

That’s why streamlining eDiscovery can maintain data security and help minimize risks! After all, information governance is the first phase in the EDRM diagram.

So, how can you leverage tools to help manage data compliance and governance? Check out Priyanka’s article here to find out. It’s only one more click! It all starts with the data! 😉

So, what do you think? Do you agree that streamlining eDiscovery can maintain data security and help minimize risks? If so, when? Please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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