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2 days ago | complexdiscovery.com | Rob Robinson

Editor’s Note: The European Union’s evolving cybersecurity framework is shaping the terrain for risk management, regulatory compliance, and digital resilience. ENISA’s updated NCSS Interactive Map offers a powerful lens into how national strategies are operationalized across the EU—essential intelligence for professionals managing cross-border data, breach response, and discovery obligations.

3 days ago | complexdiscovery.com | Rob Robinson

Editor’s Note: In a bold departure from traditional diplomatic restraint, the U.S. State Department, under Secretary Marco Rubio’s leadership, has launched a visa restriction policy targeting foreign officials involved in censoring Americans. Announced May 28, 2025, this move carries profound implications for cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals navigating the increasingly turbulent nexus of global regulation and free speech.

4 days ago | complexdiscovery.com | Rob Robinson

Editor’s Note: This article is the third in a three-part series by ComplexDiscovery exploring task-level expenditures, pricing trends, and evolving market dynamics in eDiscovery. Focusing on the review task—the most resource-intensive phase of the eDiscovery process—this article analyzes historical and projected market share, cost structures, and the influence of GenAI on pricing models.

5 days ago | complexdiscovery.com | Rob Robinson

Editor’s Note: In the rapidly evolving digital investigation landscape, email remains a central and often complex evidence source—critical in legal discovery, cybersecurity incident response, and regulatory compliance audits. However, conventional approaches to email investigations, typically involving full-mailbox acquisitions and manual review, are increasingly unsustainable in light of surging data volumes, privacy concerns, and pressing time constraints.

5 days ago | complexdiscovery.com | Rob Robinson

Editor’s Note: This narrative summary of the Institute for the Study of War’s June 1, 2025, campaign update captures a significant escalation in Ukraine’s use of asymmetric warfare—specifically, its unprecedented drone strike campaign deep inside Russian territory. It reflects Ukraine’s shifting strategy from defensive resilience to strategic offensive disruption, revealing new vulnerabilities within the Russian military’s rear-area infrastructure.