ACEDS Web Seminar Series

What Honeybaked Ham can teach us about BYOD, BYOC, and the future of ediscovery

In late 2012, a court in Colorado in E.E.O.C. v. Original Honeybaked Ham Co. of Georgia ordered production of data contained on social media sites under the control of plaintiff class members in a sexual harassment suit. To balance privacy factors, the judge established a process leveraging a special master to assist in collection and in camera review of the Facebook, blog post, and cell phone data. While today the discovery of data contained on Facebook or smart phones seems complex, there are bigger problems on the horizon. For example, analyst firm Gartner predicts that by 2017, half of all employers will require employees to provide their own technology devices for work. Bring your own device (BYOD) or bring your own cloud (BYOC) policies are just two examples of future issues that will push ediscovery boundaries in coming years. Join ediscovery and computer forensics experts as they:

• Outline current ediscovery issues with regards to social and mobile data

• Review the lessons learned in E.E.O.C v. Original Honeybaked Ham

• Apply the Honeybaked Ham framework to future uncharted issues, such as the discovery of data stored on employee-owned devices or in Internet-accessible storage systems controlled solely by employees

Presenters:

Alan Brill, Kroll Advisory Solutions

Chris Wall, Kroll Ontrack

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