OpenText EnCase - eDiscovery Training Course and Workshop in Bangalore, Mysore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai, Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Kolkata

The OpenText EnCase - eDiscovery training course addresses the rapidly increasing need for electronic discovery in the corporate arena. Todays business litigation almost always involves some form of electronic evidence discovery. In many cases electronic mail, documents or other digital files are the clearest forms of evidence. This course provides instruction on using OpenText EnCase eDiscovery to efficiently gather and process electronic data.

By attending OpenText EnCase - eDiscovery workshop, delegates will learn:

Components of the EnCase eDiscovery product, including but not limited to how the process scales from addressing small to enterprise-wide discovery
Understand the differences between digital forensics and electronic discovery processes
Discuss various protocols used to plan and prepare for an effective, comprehensive electronic discovery procedure
Identify, observe and create custodians, sources and targets used during electronic discovery processes and collections
Import and create criteria, conditions and jobs to conduct pre-collection analytics and the collection of ESI (electronic sources of information)
Organize and import ESI in the form of:

Full disk images
Logical evidence files (LEFs) of various data, including PSTs
RAW PST files

Process the ESI by:

Creating conditions and criteria to process, manage and collect desired data
Crafting search expressions, including but not limited to keyword searches and hash value queries
Separating responsive files from non-responsive files
Forking or separating email related files from regular files
Creating a workflow to fork email, dedupe records and produce responsive records and entries

Use results of processing tasks to create output files for review, known as "deliverables"
Create and produce various reports describing collection and processing methodology and presenting the collected data

Good understanding of the concepts of computer forensics and the EnCase operating environment
Attend a training on OpenText EnCase - Building an Investigation or equivalent practical experience

The OpenText EnCase - eDiscovery class is ideal for:

Law Enforcement Officers, Computer Forensic Examiners, Corporate & Private Investigators & Network Security Personnel.

Day 1

Detailed discussions on current issues encountered during electronic discoveryprojects and how EnCase eDiscovery features and functions are mapped into theElectronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM).
Data mapping.
Identifying custodians and targets.
Collection strategy.
Secondary culling.
Avoiding common collection obstacles.
Use of EnCase eDiscovery tools to help in the electronic discovery planning stage.
Examination of the Case Screening module, which provides the examiner with an overview of the composition from sampled data.
Instruction on how to use the Matching Files Exporter module to create a hash set of files that will be excluded or included during collections or processing.
EnCase eDiscovery configuration of a global-level Interface.

Day 2

Adding custodians and their ESI targets, such as workstations, laptops, shares, etc.
Importing custodian and target information.
Creating, managing and exporting global-level criteria.
Discussing methods of safeguarding data using global encryption keys.
Exploring and configuring the EnCase eDiscovery case-level interface.
Learning about the initial preview and determination of potentially relevant data called "pre-collection analytics" or "early case assessment."
Creating data sets to contain data that is culled during the electronic discovery workflow.
Running the pre-collection analytics function, which provides the framework for all future jobs, including:

Creating criteria/conditions
Creating jobs
Selecting targets
Creating a metadata-only logical evidence file

Day 3

Examining results of pre-collection analytics and using this information to craft collection jobs, which may be extremely targeted or extremely broad for future culling.
Importing additional evidence, including:

Full disk images received from the forensic team
Logical evidence files (LEFs), representing PSTs extracted from a server (perhaps a Microsoft Exchange server or an IBM Domino server) for different custodians. Each LEF must be assigned to the proper custodian.
Raw mail archives received from the appropriate information technology team.

Manual fork processing job of imported entries.
Manual deduplication processing job of recordsWorkflow to link together multiple jobs and data sets.
Internal jobs.

Day 4

Refining the criteria used with the workflow to include:

Keywords
Hash sets
Date ranges contained within file/email metatdata

Creating deliverables for output to:

EDRM
kCura relativity
EnCase LEFs
Email archive files
EnCase eDiscovery review native files
EnCase Review Package
Concordance

Creating and interpreting reports, such as:

Case screening report and matching files set
Result logs, as well as criteria and condition reports
Custodian and target listingGeneral meet-and-confer documentation
Other reports, including executive case summary, detailed job, custodian job history and exception

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