EDRM - The Electronic Discovery Reference Model

Empowering the global leaders of eDiscovery, the EDRM creates practical resources to improve eDiscovery, privacy, security and information governance.

[EDRM - The Electronic Discovery Reference Model @edrm]

We've released IGRM v4.1, the first major revision to the Information Governance Reference Model since 2012. 🏛️ AI. Data privacy. Cross-functional collaboration. The updated user guide reflects it all.

📰 Press release here: https://t.co/R6zgkyvnL5

#EDRM #AllAreWelcome #IGRM

[E-Discovery Matters @E_Discovery]

Is it OK if “Actual Authorities” Support the “Bogus” Proposition Set Out in a Hallucinated Case? https://t.co/sFw5C5T06r | by @edrm

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We want your professional opinion on AI. 🤖 Your insights will help shape how the eDiscovery community understands and approaches AI adoption.

👉 Please take 5 minutes to share your perspective: https://t.co/GY3FqJ86h3

#EDRM #TrustedPartner @Exterro #eDiscovery #AI

[HaystackID @HaystackID]

🌊 When #DataPrivacy professionals talk about a rising tide, they mean one thing: DSARs.

Next week, join our webcast to learn how to avoid getting caught in the current by turning #DSARs into a strategic advantage.

🔗 https://t.co/fB3nPjZj11.

#LegalTech #eDiscovery

[Rob Robinson @ComplexD]

🌭 At LegalTechTalk in London, a striking example of AI-enabled fraud framed a larger governance question for legal organizations: who owns cyber risk?

💡 In a session titled “Building Cross-Functional Cyber Governance to Avoid a $25 Million Mistake,” moderator Anju Malik, who supports marketing, public relations, and digital agencies at Omnicom, led a discussion with HaystackID’s John Wilson and Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas’ Komal Gupta on how a finance officer approved 15 wire transfers after a video call in which every participant was a deepfake.

🔎 The lesson was clear. Cyber risk can no longer sit only with IT. For law firms and legal departments, effective response now requires shared ownership across legal, compliance, security, leadership, and communications.

👍️ Key takeaways from the discussion included:

• why deepfake-enabled fraud is changing traditional assumptions about trust and verification
• why tabletop exercises matter more than written policies alone
• what organizations should prioritize in the first 24 to 48 hours of an incident
• how a verbal-only challenge phrase, including something as unusual as “blueberry hot dogs,” can help verify identity when it matters most

📰 The article highlights a practical question for every organization: if a caller using a familiar face and voice asked for an urgent transfer today, would the response process hold?

👀 Read the article: At LegalTechTalk, the password is blueberry hot dogs, from ComplexDiscovery OÜ at https://t.co/TFYsEz510v.

#LegalTech #Cybersecurity #Deepfakes #Compliance #eDiscovery #IncidentResponse #AI #LegalTechTalk

[E-Discovery Matters @E_Discovery]

Relativity Bets Legal Teams Will Talk to Their Data, Not Just Search It https://t.co/Dw6WQrVCMu | by @edrm

[E-Discovery Matters @E_Discovery]

Illumination Zone: Episode 234 | Frank Ready of Wolters Kluwer sits down with Mary Mack and Holley Robinson https://t.co/6s1BADi7UI | by @edrm

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DSAR volumes are climbing 40-60% annually, and enforcement is intensifying. 📋 Join us for a @HaystackID Webcast hosted by EDRM on building a scalable DSAR program that goes beyond compliance.

📅 June 24 | 12 PM ET
🔗 Register: https://t.co/4zhczm22cw

#TrustedPartner

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Why Quantum Law, and Why Now? Privacy, Proof, and Judgment in the Next Technology Shift to Quantum https://t.co/R9kaj4o0Ei | by @edrm

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Proactive or reactive? 💡 @RedgraveLLP Partner Rishi Chhatwal built eDiscovery programs at AT&T and Coinbase. Now he's sharing insights on IG, AI governance gaps, and why frameworks have to come before the investigation lands.

🎧 Tune in: https://t.co/nVePZrUcra

#TrustedPartner

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Every M365 product update can shift your evidentiary landscape. 💻 Join EDRM and @RedgraveLLP to get ahead of the Copilot artifacts your discovery process may not be capturing yet.

📅 June 23 | 1:00 PM ET
🔗 Register: https://t.co/mA5VnrEFvS

#EDRM #TrustedPartner #Copilot

[HaystackID @HaystackID]

🗃️ #LegalTech teams often collect data quickly and move on, only to discover later that the evidence has become their weakest link. 

Learn how to build forensic rigor into your workflows.

🎧 https://t.co/8BznAJgKl5

#eDiscovery #LegalTech

@EDRM @HaystackID®
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[E-Discovery Matters @E_Discovery]

llumination Zone: Episode 233 | Rishi Chhatwal of Redgrave LLP sits down with Mary Mack and Holley Robinson https://t.co/SDA6ZW1T3g | by @edrm

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Legal teams are not short on AI training. They are short on what comes after it: guardrails that work under deadline pressure. ⚖️ Explore insights from our recent webinar, “Training Is Not Enough: Guardrails for Responsible AI Use in Legal Practice.”

📝 https://t.co/JRytB8OdRP

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As AI advances, human skills become more important, not less. 🔍 Sheila Grela walks through the eight durable skills AI cannot replace, and the first question to ask before using any AI tool: where is the data coming from?

🔗 Read more: https://t.co/Vxgpc1dzRy

#EDRM

[Exterro Inc. @Exterro]

Let’s cut down a 90-minutes subpoena response to 5 minutes flat.

Bryant Bell and Angie Hoffman are breaking down how automating your intake and routing handles the tedious process steps for you: https://t.co/vGr2H9MfxJ

#LegalTech @edrm

[E-Discovery Matters @E_Discovery]

Webinar Transcript | Training Is Not Enough: Guardrails for Responsible AI Use in Legal Practice https://t.co/foHrg3UE0E | by @edrm

[Rob Robinson @ComplexD]

🔎 Market Intelligence: the 3.13x productivity mandate underneath eDiscovery's 2025 to 2030 arc

💡 There is a single number underneath every other number in the Market Intelligence series, and it is not in dollars. It is in zettabytes. In 2025, the world created, captured, copied, and consumed roughly 181 zettabytes of data. In 2030, the projected total reaches roughly 812 zettabytes – a 4.5-times expansion across five years, or approximately 35 percent compounded annually. Across the same period, the worldwide eDiscovery market grows from roughly 19.6 billion dollars to roughly 28.1 billion – a 1.43-times expansion, or approximately 7.44 percent compounded annually.

💼 The gap between those two trajectories – some 27.6 percentage points per year of compounding difference – is the most consequential structural force in the eDiscovery industry, and it is the demand-side context underneath every segmentation lens explored across the prior ten articles in this series. The articles ahead describe how the gap gets closed. This article describes why the gap exists in the first place.

📰 Read the complete article from ComplexDiscovery OÜ's industry research beat at https://t.co/JkdnERyzN4.

#LegalTech #eDiscovery #LondonTechWeek #LegalTechTalk #DubTechSummit #Latitude59 #FutureLaw2026

[HaystackID @HaystackID]

🌍 As Europe advances #AI regulation, organizations have to learn how to adopt this tech while maintaining control over data, meeting regulatory obligations, and managing risk.

✨ Learn more: https://t.co/sEwmt67u8u

#LegalTech #DataPrivacy #eDiscovery #InformationGovernance

[E-Discovery Matters @E_Discovery]

[Webinar] AI Meets the Enterprise Platform: Discovery Challenges at the Intersection of Copilot and Microsoft 365 - June 23rd, 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm ET https://t.co/Fl4TOWBkKk | by @edrm