What happens to the data when employees depart? Tomorrow’s ACEDS webinar will discuss best practices for digital forensics in departed employee cases!

Tomorrow, ACEDS will host the webinar titled Considerations and Strategies for Preserving and Analyzing Critical Data (available here) at 1pm ET (noon CT, 10am PT). In this informative and insightful CLE approved 90-minute webinar exploring the key considerations and best practices for handling digital forensics in departed employee cases, our experts will guide you through important considerations and strategies, including:

• Planning for Discovery of ESI from Departed Employees
• Identifying, Securing, and Accessing Key Data Sources
• Considerations for Forensic Imaging of Devices
• Windows vs. MacOS Considerations and Techniques
• Best Practices for Collecting Data in the Cloud
• The Importance of USB Storage Devices
• Mobile Device Collection Best Practices for iPhone & Android
• Examples of Forensic Analysis for Departed Employee Investigations

I’m excited to be presenting this webinar along with Neal Weinrich, Shareholder at Berman Fink Van Horn P.C., Karuna Naik, Director of Forensics & Disputes at S2|DATA and Greg Freemyer, Director of Research and Development at S2|DATA! We’re going to get into the “nitty-gritty” of how to handle departed employee cases!

Let’s face it: When employees depart – voluntarily or involuntarily – they often leave behind a digital footprint that may be critical to investigations, litigation, or regulatory compliance. Ensuring their data is properly identified, preserved, collected and analyzed requires a strategic approach to digital forensics, combining tools, techniques and best practices. Register here tomorrow to learn key considerations and best practices for handling digital forensics in departed employee cases – and get 90 minutes of CLE Ethics credit for it!

So, what do you think? Are you struggling with discovery of data from departed employees? If so, attend the webinar tomorrow! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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