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Enhanced due diligence (EDD) has become a critical part of modern risk management. Whether in commercial lending, M&A, hiring, or KYC/AML, organisations need a clear
Microsoft Purview eDiscovery is a powerful starting point for investigations inside Microsoft 365, but complex matters still demand the right expertise. This article explains what Purview can do, where Standard and Premium differ, and when
Proven strategies for tackling large-scale, complex eDiscovery challenges—optimising data collection, leveraging AI tools, and streamlining workflows for faster, cost-effective legal ediscovery.
When eDiscovery first entered the legal tech scene, its mission was clear: streamline the document review process. Early tools focused on keyword searching, email threading, metadata preservation, and tagging workflows – all in service of
Choosing an eDiscovery partner isn’t just about size – it’s about expertise, adaptability, and the ability to offer tailored solutions for each matter. Salient’s specialist team delivers hands-on experience, cutting-edge technology, and flexible, responsive support,
At Salient, we know the best eDiscovery professionals bring a mix of technical know-how and investigative instinct. Riaan van den Berg exemplifies this combination, with a background in forensic accounting and hands-on IT skills that uniquely position
In today’s Microsoft-first workplaces, Microsoft Teams has become central to how people communicate, collaborate, and share files. Whether it’s through chat, meetings, calls, or document co-authoring, Teams generates a huge volume of potentially discoverable data.
At Salient, we pride ourselves on the calibre and breadth of experience within our team. Our people aren’t just technically skilled – they’ve worked at the coalface of complex investigations across the globe. One of
In today’s legal landscape, managing digital evidence efficiently, predictably, and flexibly isn’t a luxury – it’s a necessity. Salient’s subscription-based eDiscovery service, powered by Reveal, is purpose-built to meet these demands, giving legal professionals on-demand
The eDiscovery challenge Combining a larger (200 GB) Microsoft 365 data collection with content from other sources (email archives and fileshare content), presented our client with an eDiscovery challenge. The Salient solution Larger data volumes
DSARs (Data Subject Access Requests) have become an inevitable and unenviable part of modern business. If you haven’t experienced one yet, rest assured: it’s coming. The question is, when that DSAR lands on your doorstep,
eDiscovery is rarely straightforward. Rising data volumes, increasingly diverse sources, encrypted or deleted content – each investigation brings its own mix of technical, legal and logistical complexity. Whether the challenge lies in the nature of
The challenge: Investigate Microsoft Teams chat in eDiscovery The client was investigating an internal HR matter and the scope of the investigation included Microsoft Teams chat channels. In the course of assisting our client with
Uncovering the Cause of Missing Emails in a Shared Mailbox When important emails went missing from a shared mailbox, we were called in to assist in the investigation to establish
The challenge: A web search brought this client to us when they were presented with an internal HR investigation across their Microsoft environment and they wanted help using Microsoft Purview
In a recent case, we provided our forensic investigations client with digital forensic identification, collection and imaging services in the execution of a search and seizure order. We were able
The challenge: Investigate Microsoft Teams chat in eDiscovery The client was investigating an internal HR matter and the scope of the investigation included Microsoft Teams chat channels. In the course
Expert experience and Reveal’s up-to-the minute review tools ensure compliance with exacting Department of Justice subpoena requirements. Having been served with a subpoena by the US Department of Justice (DoJ)