Jacques Nack

Developed in partnership between the Cloud Security Alliance® and ISACA®, the Certificate of Cloud Auditing Knowledge (CCAK) credential and training program is the first credential that industry professionals can obtain to demonstrate their expertise in understanding the essential principles of auditing cloud computing systems.

CCAK is intended to create a common cloud audit understanding. Auditing an organization using cloud computing has a very different approach to satisfying control… Show more

Developed in partnership between the Cloud Security Alliance® and ISACA®, the Certificate of Cloud Auditing Knowledge (CCAK) credential and training program is the first credential that industry professionals can obtain to demonstrate their expertise in understanding the essential principles of auditing cloud computing systems.

CCAK is intended to create a common cloud audit understanding. Auditing an organization using cloud computing has a very different approach to satisfying control objectives. A cloud tenant will not have the same administrative access as in a legacy IT system and will employ a wide range of security controls beyond traditional IT audit practices.

This guide serves as a useful reference for understanding these aspects of auditing cloud computing systems and will be a valuable resource to prepare for taking the CCAK exam. Show less

This session will discuss the following:
· HIPAA: applications and effects on AI
· Who owns the data?
· Implications of the GDPR, effective May 2018
· Information management and governance: solid policies for record retention and data integrity over time
· Gaining patient consent

Many companies have implemented information governance programs. This session will explore what the goals of those programs are, how they are organized within companies, which company executives are involved in these programs and what their roles and responsibilities are. The panelists will discuss the tension between information governance and litigation holds and preservation obligations as well as the pros and cons of different information governance programs and suggested best practices for… Show more

Many companies have implemented information governance programs. This session will explore what the goals of those programs are, how they are organized within companies, which company executives are involved in these programs and what their roles and responsibilities are. The panelists will discuss the tension between information governance and litigation holds and preservation obligations as well as the pros and cons of different information governance programs and suggested best practices for information governance. Show less

A professional services firm, eClaris Software specializes in eDiscovery consulting. It wanted to expand its offerings in the legal field to include software solutions, beginning with PHIGRID, a legal project management application that it intended to host for customers. eClaris engaged Microsoft Partner Network member Hanu Software to build PHIGRID into a commercial application. Hanu suggested that eClaris migrate PHIGRID to Windows Azure to avoid purchasing and managing on-premises server and… Show more

A professional services firm, eClaris Software specializes in eDiscovery consulting. It wanted to expand its offerings in the legal field to include software solutions, beginning with PHIGRID, a legal project management application that it intended to host for customers. eClaris engaged Microsoft Partner Network member Hanu Software to build PHIGRID into a commercial application. Hanu suggested that eClaris migrate PHIGRID to Windows Azure to avoid purchasing and managing on-premises server and storage infrastructure, which had become a serious barrier to marketing the new product. This move avoided upfront IT expenses of more than US$1 million, reduced time to market by 25 percent, and improved customer service. For eClaris, embracing Microsoft cloud services was a key step in launching a new line of business to increase market share and differentiate its offerings in the legal field. Show less

This presentation will begin by covering the basic Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the case law that applies to e-discovery. The program will also assess working with electronically stored information.

The following topics will also be discussed:
data map creation,
litigation holds,
documenting data collection efforts,
working with IT and
Early Case Assessment checklists.

Our expert panel will also analyze electronic responsiveness e.g. document review… Show more

This presentation will begin by covering the basic Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the case law that applies to e-discovery. The program will also assess working with electronically stored information.

The following topics will also be discussed:
data map creation,
litigation holds,
documenting data collection efforts,
working with IT and
Early Case Assessment checklists.

Our expert panel will also analyze electronic responsiveness e.g. document review strategies and minimizing document review costs. Finally, the panel will conclude by examining management of electronically stored information productions including a review of production formats as well as the steps to follow for finite tracking.
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The Editor interviews Jacques Nack Ngue about Project Management And E-Discovery Cost Control.

The majority of document review errors are understandable. It is easy to lose focus when reviewing mountains of e-mails, spreadsheets and memorandums on dull subjects. These lapses make it challenging for document reviewers to make a call on privilege, responsiveness and relevance. Below are five recommended best practices to boost document review quality. These suggestions are merely guidelines and may or may not be appropriate for every project.