Why Attend?
Information Governance (IG) has emerged as the convergence point between technology and law and is exerting an increasingly powerful influence on legal practice. IG?s influence mandates the integration of requirements from both legal and technical perspectives, and pervades the entire electronic information lifecycle, from data instantiation (generation) through records management, compliance, preservation, discovery, litigation, and ultimately to disposition (archiving or destruction).
Attend this unique,?comprehensive webcast to learn how IG influences records generation and management as well as preservation vs. retention obligations associated with both litigation and non-litigation activities. Taught by a panel of leading IG authorities,?this informative webcast also examines?the implications of privacy and confidentiality obligations and why it is incumbent on practitioners to maintain competency in these areas on a continuing basis.
Ask the panel questions via e-mail in the live question and answer session at the conclusion of the webcast.?In addition, all registrants receive a set of downloadable course materials and free access to the archived online program later.??
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What You Will Learn
In this first of a series on Information Governance presented by a team of lawyers and technologists, you will learn:
?What IG means to techs/lawyers who have both retention and preservation obligations
?The impact of privacy and confidentiality requirements on data preservation and retention activities
?An introduction to technologies associated with retention and preservation, including post-retention/preservation computer forensics
?An overview of attorney competency issues (with case law example) presented by IG requirements as they relate to retention and preservation issues
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Who Should Attend
Attorneys and other legal professionals, particularly in-house counsel,?who want to learn about IG?and how it now impacts many aspects of legal practice should attend this practical and informative seminar.
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Planning Chair
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Steven W. Teppler, Edelson McGuire LLC, Chicago
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Faculty
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Aaron D. Crews, E-Discovery Counsel, Littler Mendelson P.C.,Sacramento, CA
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Eric Hibbard, Chief Technology Officer, Security and Privacy, Hitachi Data Systems Corporation, Santa Clara, California
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Serge D. Jorgensen, Principal, Sylint Group, Inc., Sarasota, Florida
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Hoyt L Kesterson II, Senior Security Architect, Terra Verde Services, Scottsdale
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Lucy L. Thomson, CSC, Alexandria
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Program Schedule
Session One:
?Information Governance Overview - IG Evolution
?????Knowing what data you have and where it is located
? ???Preservation obligations
? ???Retention?obligations
?????Retention vs. Preservation Distinctions??
?????Document retention policies and business continuity plans?
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Session Two:
?Privacy and Confidentiality Issues
?????How does privacy differ from security
? ???Identifying and categorizing?sensitive data
?????Establishing privacy protection:
?????????Controlling access to data
?????????Access control and encryption
? ???Data preservation obligations?and?conflicts?
?????Data retention?concerns??
?????Cross-border????
?????Data sanitization??
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Session Three:
?Storage, Retention, and Preservation Technology Overview??and?Forensics
? ???Storage: real or virtual?
?????Archives or back-ups??
?????Business community, disaster recovery vs. preservation and?retention????
?????Preservation and retention?in a virtualized information system?
Session Four:
?Attorney Information Governance Competency
?????IG issues associated with internal practice management
?????IG issues associated with external (client facing) practice issues:
?????????Understanding your client's IG environment
?????Compliance
? ???Pre-litigation activities?
?????Litigation and e-discovery??
?????Attorneys, IG, and cloud computing????
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Total 60-minute hours of instruction: 3.0; total 50-minute hours: 3.6
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Times
Eastern 12:00 pm ? 3:15 pm
Central 11:00 am ? 2:15 pm
Mountain 10:00 am ? 1:15 pm
Pacific & Arizona 9:00 am ? 12:15 pm
Alaska 8:00 am - 11:15 am
Hawaii 6:00 am ? 9:15 am
Note: There will be a 15 minute break at 1:30 p.m. EDT.
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Tuition for this Video Webcast is $249.00.
Tuition for the webcast includes a set of electronic course materials, access to the webcast and online access to the archived program after the webcast.
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If you prefer not to order online you can order by Phone or Fax:
Phone: 800-CLE-NEWS (800-253-6397) (Reference Course Code: VCT0502)
PDF Order form - FAX: 215-243-1664 (Reference Course Code: VCT0502)
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