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September 2012

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features DELIVERING COLLABORATIVE NFORMATION SECURITY COLLABORATIVE I INFORMATION by Carlos Rodriguez of Lathrop & Gage LLP "An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us." — Art Coviello, Executive Vice President of EMC Information security has taken center stage in the technology and risk management operations of law firms due to the flurry of articles and news stories that have unveiled problems that have persisted in the industry for years. The perceived inconvenience of policies and procedures that maintain secure information and the difficulty in quantifying the ROI when purchasing and implementing information security controls have made protecting law firm assets a seemingly low priority for firm operations. This problem is exacerbated by the lack of understanding by executive management and staff about the types of threats out there and the controls necessary for protection. That's not to say that law firms don't have proper controls in place; in fact, many firms have good information security practices and technologies, and most are diligent when it comes to protecting client information. However, as Jeffrey Brandt, a legal IT consultant, recently put it, these days "Good enough isn't [enough].". 48 Peer to Peer illustration by thomas boucher, all rights reserved Peer to Peer 49 48 LegalSEC™: Delivering Collaborative Information Security by Carlos Rodriguez 10 x R E COMMIN D Learn more at: predictivecoding.com/efficiency-peer 54 60 66 72 76 82 86 Train to Strengthen Security's "Weakest Link" by Adam Carlson and Matt Wolf ISO for Everyone: Upgrading (Intelligently) to the New Normal by Renee Murphy Information Is the New Oil: Protect Your Investment by Odette van Ommen and James Edwards The App That Knew Too Much: A Tale of Loss, Love and Protection by Christopher M. Zegers Cross-Border Data Security by George Tsounis and Dan Charboneau Mobile Device Management: The Missing Piece of the Puzzle by David Beck Stop, Thief! Protecting Legal Documents in a Mobile World by Paula Skokowski Predictive Coding from Recommind When it comes to eDiscovery less is MORE: more efficient (and up to 50x more efficient than other approaches) THE NEXT-BEST SYSTEM Predictive Coding is the clear winner in the eDiscovery race. Recommind's Axcelerate® eDiscovery with patented

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