Best Practices for Investigations In Remote Environments

15 Sep , 2021

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Join FTI Consulting and Squire Patton Boggs as they discuss the heightened risks and mitigation strategies related to conducting investigations during Covid-19. The panel will address the landscape of risks in today’s “new normal”, including data security threats posed by employees working from home, and offer best practices for in-house legal teams. Learn strategies used by corporations to conduct investigations, detect data compromises and protect data in a remote work environment, as well as new approaches to preserve, collect and review from the numerous emerging data sources being used today.

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