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The Law of the Smart Phone: Smart Phone Privacy Primer

What’s on That Mobile Device and Why Should the Attorney Care? The View from a Mobile Forensics Expert
The prevalence of mobile devices in society is immense and it is still on the rise. More and more attorneys find many of their cases involve data from these devices. In this presentation, Christine will discuss:

• How a forensic examiner assesses a mobile device, including proper acquisitions and the initial steps of forensic analysis
• The implications of recovered mobile data in a case
• Case law involving privacy, bring your own device (BYOD) and other mobile issues

Smart Phone Privacy and Data Security: How to Assess and Minimize Risk in the Current Reality
A December 2019 headline in Forbes Magazine recently highlighted the issuance of a “New Security Warning [] for ‘Tens of Millions’ of Smartphone Users”- related to Apple’s and Google’s latest security compromises; this is just one of many stories and breaches in our modern times. So, what are the real data privacy and security risks when it comes to smart phones, and  how, in our current reality where convenience reigns, do you take steps to protect your own and your clients’ and organizations ‘private information? In this presentation, Chris and Michael will leave you with broad background and recommendations for best practices.

– Christine J. Chalstrom; Shepherd Data Services
– Chris Brinkworth; Director, Forensics and eDscovery Enterprise Knowledge Partners, LLC
– Michael D. Reif; Robins Kaplan LLP

Webcast also included in the following webcast package(s):
August Webcast Extravaganza
The Law of the Smart Phone Webcast Series