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Where do I start when preserving data in Electronic Discovery?

Posted on March 30, 2007 | Filed Under Electronic Discovery 

Preservation starts with having a good plan with protocols in place to achieve positive results. Having an incident response plan in place is critical to the success and reduction of stress to a thin IT staff.  The plan should involve or integrate the use of an expert available to consult you in the process. Planning will serve as the framework to reduce the risk of exposure and maximize the benefit of electronic discovery.  The key steps for the electronic discovery process are the following:

• Preparation
  
• Preservation and Collection of evidence
  
• Examination of evidence
  
• Analysis of evidence
  

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