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21May2009

CEIC 2009 - International eDiscovery, Data Protection and Privacy

Posted on DateMay 21, 2009

On 17 May 2009, I was pleased to co-present on the topics of International eDiscovery and International Data Protection and Privacy at the Computer and Enterprise Investigations Conference (CEIC 2009), held in Orlando.

The session was a follow-up to my session at CEIC 2008 and I was fortunate to be joined by Patrick Burke (Guidance Software, Inc.), Chris Dale (eDisclosure Information Project) and Dominic Jaar (Ledjit Consulting).

Chris Dale has highlighted the session on his blog.

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