January is an important month in technology history: the opening of the first underground railway service in London in 1863; in 1927, the first commercial transatlantic phone service was made available; the ordering of the development of a space shuttle program by President Nixon in 1972; and the unveiling of Mac OS X in 2000.
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How do you communicate with your co-workers and clients that you will be out of the office? Do you take the same care in drafting your out-of-office message that you do with drafting your emails?
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Recently, the spouse of one our clients passed away due to complications associated with the COVID-19 virus. The night before being admitted to the hospital, he had been using the computer, and shut it down when he went to bed for the evening.
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Although eDiscovery preservation obligations typically begin when a party reasonably anticipates litigation, organizations often begin planning before such needs arise. At a high level, the eDiscovery lifecycle consists of the following stages, which often can overlap or recur within a particular case.
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Imagine that yesterday you began receiving unsolicited credit cards in your mailbox at home. You get calls from the new bank accounts or credit cards asking for more information on the account that you just opened. Or, you get bills for credit cards that you did not open, usually for high dollar amounts. You check your credit report and you find that your credit score has dropped. So, you call a Credit Bureau and find out that someone has stolen your identity.
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With the increasing number of cases being reported in the USA and worldwide of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), many businesses and government offices are sending employees home, to work at home. Students are not attending classes in a classroom and are now attending online classes from their homes or dorm rooms. But with work-at-home or study-at-home, there is a new threat – a Cybersecurity related one.
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ELIJAH is remaining operational during the current coronavirus outbreak to provide the expert digital forensics, eDiscovery, cybersecurity, and information technology services on which our clients have come to rely. We value the safety of our clients and employees, and accordingly wanted to update you on recommendations and precautions relating to our services.
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Chicago, IL: ELIJAH, a leading provider of digital forensics data collection and investigation services, was part of the team that successfully obtained a $114 million jury award on behalf of its client Hetronic International. Jenner & Block was counsel for Hetronic, and a link to its press release is here.
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In 2019, Mac computers with a Mac operating system held a 6% market share while Windows has a 36% market share. With Macs growing in popularity, they are becoming a big target for cyber threats and malware.
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There is a new type of Ransomware that is attacking businesses and wreaking havoc on Cybersecurity measures. This new strain called “Ekans” contains not just the encryption software, but also a type of Artificial Intelligence that targets the entire corporate network infrastructure, including servers and virtual machines. This can not only lock your data, but also disable your network.
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