Lawyers must evolve along with technology, including learning how to locate, protect, and extract information from dark data sources. Dark data is likely to be in an unstructured format, unclassified, and likely unmanaged by current information governance solutions.

Accessing and reviewing dark data with a modern ediscovery platform enables lawyers to more effectively serve clients whose companies use modern forms of communication. This white paper reviews several examples of what dark data is and how to automatically translate, transcribe, and convert, to bring information to the surface that often remains hidden during document review.

Download this whitepaper and learn how to harness the power of modern computer science to expose the hidden details of dark data at scale. Including:

• Examples of dark data
• Dark data and the ethical duty of technological competence
• Accessing dark data formats such as: social media and chat; machine transcription;  machine language identification and translation; and advanced file formats. 
• Revealing hidden data at scale 

Overcome your dark data challenges and understand the benefits and risks of emerging technologies that create, or analyze dark data today.