E-Discovery and Microsoft Technology

Managing USB Thumb Drives - Is Vista Better Than Epoxy?

What's so bad about USB flash drives? Isn't it great that, for less than $50, I can buy device the size of my thumb that holds 16Gb of emails, product designs, and drafts of confidential memos? In a word, NO. From an e-discovery perspective, tracking

Is it "Safe" to Store Voicemail in Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging?

I've co-authored a post on the MS Exchange Team's blog, "You Had Me At EHLO." It's entitled "Voice Mail and Discoverability with Exchange 2007 Unified Messaging," and explores the features and functions, as well as some of the legal wrangling around storing

First, Let's Kill All The .PSTs

Let's face it, from an e-discovery perspective, having email stored in local .PST files on individual users' hard drives is risky. You don't want them around, because: The end user's hard drive might fail, resulting in the loss of potentially valuable