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The assessment supports higher standards for security postures in technology systems used by government agencies in Australia.

Relativity kicks off day one of Legalweek with several key announcements. This includes plans to spotlight the industry's leading AI Visionaries and new RelativityOne product capabilities including, RelativityOne integration with Microsoft 365 Advanced eDiscovery and the launch of a security detection tool.

Relativity has announced it has completed the Infosec Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) assessment against ‘PROTECTED’ controls for its cloud offering, RelativityOne.

Regulators face particular issues in connection with the security of data. They collect vast volumes of it, much of which is by its nature confidential.

Discovery counsel at Relativity, David Horrigan, discusses Relativity's growing language capabilities. 

Managing director and VP of sales of the company’s Europe, Middle East & Africa region, Steve Couling, provides commentary on Relativity's global expansion strategy. 

The achievement empowers government agencies to fully harness the value of the cloud and securely manage their data with RelativityOne.

Relativity has published a celebration of people it calls “AI visionaries”, a list of individuals who have contributed to the development of artificial intelligence and its application to every day business processes.

Leaders from Google, Starbucks, Dentons and Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP were among those honored by legal technology giant Relativity as part of its first annual list of Artificial Intelligence Visionaries.

The list spotlights leaders from Fortune 500 companies and top AmLaw firms blazing a trail for AI adoption and advocacy.

Over the past two years, more general counsel have been helping their companies make technology-related decisions, according to a survey of 30 top in-house lawyers published Tuesday.

Technology proficiency and the use of artificial intelligence among in-house legal teams have declined in the past year, running counter to the idea that tech adoption is increasing among legal professionals.

 FTI Consulting, Inc. in partnership with Relativity shares insights from one-on-one interviews between Ari Kaplan and chief legal officers at large corporations. In Part 3, respondents discussed technology trends within their departments, including the state of digital transformation as well as how in-house counsel rate themselves and their peers on technology competency.

The awards spotlight Relativity's CSO and CIO, Security Sandbox podcast, threat intelligence feed, security training program and SaaS product.

The CyberWire announced today that Relativity will kick off its second season of its popular new podcast, Security Sandbox, by joining the rapidly growing CyberWire Podcast Network.

Relativity's Chief Legal Officer, Karen Klein shares three main lessons from all the mentors that have guided her and her top tips for making the most of a mentorship relationship.

In-house legal departments have become leaders in company culture and employee matters, especially where diversity and inclusion is concerned, a study by FTI Consulting and Relativity released this week found.

Steve Couling, Managing Director and Vice President Sales, EMEA, at Relativity discusses why Relativity chose Ireland as the next place to take RelativityOne.

Relativity CSO and CIO, Amanda Fennell, is included on The Sociable's Top 20 Female Cloud Leaders in 2021, a list that recognizes fearless female leaders who are currently making waves in the cloud marketplace.

Relativity CSO and CIO, Amanda Fennell, outlines three steps organizations can take in 2022 leveraging some of the best Marvel movie quotes to ensure they are memorable to build a better security culture.