Guidance Software Updates on Integration Between EnCase eDiscovery and Box
| Proquest LLC |
In a release, the company noted that together, the new integration will enable enterprise customers to securely search, collect and preserve electronically stored information (ESI) located on Box with EnCase eDiscovery as easily as with on-premise data, while responding to litigation, arbitration, and internal or regulatory investigations.
EnCase eDiscovery is used by organizations to reduce risk and costs through in-house e-discovery capabilities. With the Box integration, corporate attorneys and law firms can reduce the time required to collect and preserve chain of custody for information stored in Box for faster review and analysis. This integration also reduces the overall cost of e-discovery by collecting only the most relevant information.
"In order for Box to meet the challenges of highly regulated industries, such as legal services, we are committed to working with partners like
Ranked as a leader in e-discovery software by
"Box has focused on bringing enterprise-grade cloud storage to the market, making them a perfect partner for EnCase eDiscovery," said
Integration Enables Visibility and Control over ESI Managed in Box
Risk management and legal teams gain the following from the EnCase eDiscovery integration with Box:
-Instant Visibility of content housed in Box. EnCase eDiscovery can scan Box and identify potentially relevant ESI based on specific criteria. Legal and IT support teams can access Box data in a forensically sound manner as the integration keeps metadata and content intact, then makes it available to dispersed collaboration groups as needed.
-Centralized Access to data that may be required for e- discovery, increasing speed while preventing inadvertent sharing of sensitive data.
-Rapid Response to Legal Matters becomes a critical advantage in responding to regulatory requests. By only collecting relevant ESI, workloads are reduced, along with risks and costs associated with manual procedures, such as copying files and burning DVDs.
-Lifecycle Control supports a defensible process for retention and deletion (dispensation) of all data relevant in legal matters, whether stored on premise or on Box.
More than 180,000 businesses and 97 percent of the Fortune 500 use Box to manage and collaborate around their information. Box enables enterprises to upload and organize files, share, and control access to documents all in a single, secure location online. Information stored on Box can be accessed anywhere, and with any device. The company was recently named a leader in the Forrester Wave File Sync & Share Platforms Q3 2013 report.
The EnCase eDiscovery solution is available to Box Enterprise or Elite customers.
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