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Karen Randall to Chair "Applying E-Discovery & Forensic Techniques to Incident Response" Panel Session

Santa Monica, CA
 | 2:25 PM - 3:15 PM
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Karen Painter Randall, Chair of Connell Foley's Cybersecurity, Data Privacy and Incident Response Group, will moderate a panel discussion on "Applying E-Discovery & Forensic Techniques to Incident Response" at the NetDiligence Cyber Risk Summit in Santa Monica, CA. Attended by hundreds of cyber insurance, legal/regulatory, and technology leaders from all over the globe, the conference features two full days of panel discussions by leading cyber experts who share their insights on hot topics, trends, and cybersecurity concerns.

The session will take place from 2:25 PM - 3:15 PM on Tuesday, October 5, 2021 and will address the following topics:
Leveraging Traditional Methods of Data Identification in Incident Response
Enhancing Cyber Investigations Through Machine Learning and Advanced Analytics
Efficiencies Gained from Using Traditional E-Discovery Techniques

Joining Karen for the discussion will be Jamie Berry of Integreon, Joseph Lazzarotti of Jackson Lewis PC, Marcello Antonucci of Beazley, and Ben Auton of Speartip.

For more information on the Cyber Risk Summit, please click here.

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