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Emerging Issues with Ephemeral Data and Messaging Applications
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Emerging Issues with Ephemeral Data and Messaging Applications
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From corporate executives to contract employees, the use of ephemeral data and messaging applications to discuss company business increases daily. Hear an overview of what you need to know about this emerging technology—including how disappearing data works, options for preserving it (when necessary), how to implement and configure ephemeral applications for corporate use, and the benefits and risks associated with the technology (including the implications for document retention, document preservation, and discovery obligations).
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Emerging Issues with Ephemeral Data and Messaging Applications (Aug 2018)
Benjamin G. Goodman, Thom Wisinski
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Emerging Issues with Ephemeral Data and Messaging Applications (Aug 2018)
From corporate executives to contract employees, the use of ephemeral data and messaging applications to discuss company business increases daily. Hear an overview of what you need to know about this emerging technology—including how disappearing data works, options for preserving it (when necessary), how to implement and configure ephemeral applications for corporate use, and the benefits and risks associated with the technology (including the implications for document retention, document preservation, and discovery obligations).
Originally presented: Jul 2018 Essential Cybersecurity Law
Benjamin G. Goodman,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Dallas, TX
Thom Wisinski,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Dallas, TX