Editor’s Note: The one-year milestone of the Legal Data Intelligence initiative marks a meaningful step in the evolution of legal operations and information governance. As legal teams continue to face growing volumes of complex data, the LDI model offers a
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From Dublin to Beijing: The Global Fallout of TikTok’s GDPR Breach
Editor’s Note: TikTok’s recent €530 million GDPR fine by the EU marks a defining moment in the global data privacy conversation. This high-profile case highlights the increasing scrutiny multinational tech companies face in safeguarding user data across jurisdictions. For professionals
Ukraine Innovates as Russia Escalates: From Drone Strikes to Baltic Disinformation
Editor’s Note: This report presents a comprehensive summary and contextual analysis of the May 3, 2025, Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment published by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW). Focused on the evolving operational landscape of the Russo-Ukrainian War,
From Estonia’s Rise to U.S. Decline: Mapping the 2025 Press Freedom Index
Editor’s Note: Global press freedom has entered a perilous new era. The 2025 World Press Freedom Index from Reporters Without Borders (RSF) marks the first time in the Index’s 23-year history that the global environment for journalism is officially classified
Legal Battles and Data Privacy: Roku and Snap Inc. Under Scrutiny
Editor’s Note: State-level legal actions against Roku and Snap Inc. are intensifying the national spotlight on how technology companies handle children’s data and digital engagement. These cases, brought forth by attorneys general in Michigan and Florida, underscore an urgent regulatory
Zero-Person Startups: How Agentic AI is Shaping a New Business Frontier
Editor’s Note: AI is no longer a support tool, it’s becoming the engine of entire businesses. This article introduces the concept of the zero-person startup, a company designed from the ground up to run autonomously with minimal human intervention. Powered
2025 eDiscovery Collection Update: Tasks, Cost Data, and Spending Patterns
Editor’s Note: eDiscovery collection is no longer a quiet first step—it’s a strategic linchpin in the digital discovery process. As legal, compliance, and IT teams grapple with an explosion of data sources and rising regulatory demands, the cost and complexity
Inside CyberCX’s 2025 DFIR Report: MFA Failures and Espionage Risks Revealed
Editor’s Note: Cyber threats aren’t just evolving—they’re accelerating. The recently released CyberCX 2025 DFIR Threat Report delivers a sobering analysis for cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals: session hijacking now bypasses MFA in 75% of BEC attacks, cloud infrastructure is
Ukraine’s Drone Revolution: Innovation, Investment, and the Future of Modern Warfare
Editor’s Note: Ukraine’s emergence as a global leader in drone innovation marks a pivotal shift not only in its own defense posture but in the very nature of modern warfare. This article explores how Ukraine’s battlefield-driven development model, powered by
AI Missteps in the Courtroom: MyPillow CEO’s Legal Team in Turmoil
Editor’s Note: The defamation lawsuit against MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell now highlights a critical issue facing cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals: the risks of using generative artificial intelligence without rigorous oversight. With Lindell’s legal team under scrutiny for filing