What happens when privacy requests become eDiscovery matters? Find out in this EDRM & Exterro webinar next Wednesday!

Next Wednesday. October 28, EDRM will host the Exterro sponsored webinar titled (wait for it!) The DSAR Horror Story: When Privacy Requests Become eDiscovery Matters (available here) at 1pm ET (noon CT, 10am PT). Join EDRM and Exterro on October 28 for a Halloween-season look at what can make employee DSARs truly scary and, more importantly, how legal and privacy teams can prevent them from becoming a nightmare.

First, they’ll explore:

• Why an employee DSAR is essentially an eDiscovery workflow with a privacy deadline
• Why employee data is harder than consumer data, spanning email, collaboration platforms, HR systems, shared drives and other unstructured sources
• How GDPR’s 30-day and CCPA/CPRA’s 45-day clocks change the way teams need to approach collection and review
• Where privilege, third-party privacy, exemptions, preservation obligations and litigation risk collide
• Why manual handoffs, spreadsheets and disconnected review processes create unnecessary risk
• What a defensible employee DSAR process should look like from identification through production

Then, see it happen.

In the final 20-minute live demo, see how Exterro Data Subject Rights Manager brings the request lifecycle into one governed workflow, including intake and verification, scoping and record creation, collection, native review and redaction in Exterro Vault, secure release, deletion orchestration and an immutable audit trail. Human review remains part of the process before information is released.

Speakers will be Phil Donaus, Senior Solutions Engineer at Exterro; Fahad Diwan, Director of Privacy & Data Governance Products at Exterro and Jigisha Pardanani, Privacy Officer at SMBC MANUBANK.

Let’s face it: When an employee asks for every piece of personal data your organization holds about them, that can quickly become something much more familiar to eDiscovery professionals: searching years of email and collaboration data, collecting across multiple systems, protecting privilege and third-party information, reviewing and redacting sensitive content, and producing a defensible response before the regulatory clock runs out. Register here to learn what happens when privacy requests become eDiscovery matters next Wednesday!

So, what do you think? Is your approach to handling DSARs a “horror story”? 😉 If so, consider attending the webinar!  And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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