Digital Mountain, Inc.

The ABA Section of Litigation Annual Conference will now take place as a real-time virtual conference over the course of four days, May 5-8. Our CEO Julie Lewis will be speaking on the panel Trending Now More than Ever: Social Media Ethics and Litigation on May 5 at 1PM ET. Don’t miss this premier event for litigators! Learn more at: ambar.org/sac2020 #LitigationSAC #ABALitigation

Are your employees increasingly working from home from their mobile devices due to the Coronavirus? Please see our Spring 2020 eNewsletter for tips on secure data management and risk mitigation for your organization. http://www.digitalmountain.com/enews_spring2020

Considering remote work options for your organization? Learn about the data security risks, how to prevent them, and more in our Winter 2020 eNewsletter. http://www.digitalmountain.com/enews_winter2020

Are you ready for the tricks of deepfakes? Learn about this spooky technology in our latest Fall 2019 e-newsletter entitled, Spooky Deepfakes and the Legal Impact. http://www.digitalmountain.com/enews_fall2019

Please check out Digital Mountain's Summer 2019 e-newsletter on "Key Gotchas for Smartphone Discovery" and relevant case law. http://www.digitalmountain.com/enews_summer2019

Gain an understanding of how facial recognition technology is increasingly relevant for discovery in Digital Mountain’s latest Spring 2019 e-newsletter. http://www.digitalmountain.com/enews_spring2019

Digital Mountain CEO, Julie Lewis, will join Emily Black and Kimberly Quan on the #WIECon19 #DataBreach panel. Come join us in Austin, TX, May 8-10 for this and other important #eDiscovery discussions.

Are keystroke logging and emojis on smartphones and computers security risks, cornerstones of technology advancement, or both? Read our latest Winter 2019 e-newsletter for more on this and California's new Consumer Privacy Act. http://www.digitalmountain.com/enews_winter2019

Did you miss LegalTech 2019? Never fear - the highlights are here with industry thought leaders discussing the future of e-discovery including Digital Mountain's own President & CEO Julie Lewis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgxeTxyAYnQ&feature=youtu.be

Digital Mountain's Fall 2018 e-newsletter is out on Emojis, Memes and Discovery and we're about it. Read it here: http://digitalmountain.com/enews_fall2018

Facebook is logging off users in response to a security breach. The full extent of the data loss is still unknown. You can view and log off from all open sessions from the Privacy and Security settings page. https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2018/09/security-update/

Digital Mountain augments team with experienced Business Development executive, Phil Guthrie. Phil Guthrie joins Digital Mountain as Director of Business Development, where he will lead sales and business development activities. Mr. Guthrie brings over 20 years of solid experience in legal technology consulting and sales. Most recently, he served as a Regional Sales Director and VP of Sales for several eDiscovery software and service providers and as a consultant to a numbe...r of Fortune 500 companies and AmLaw 200 firms. The continued growth of Digital Mountain’s leadership team follows a record growth year for the company, with 2018 on track to be the company’s most successful year to date. With the continued explosion of our core electronic discovery, computer forensics, and cybersecurity services, stated Julie Lewis, President and CEO of Digital Mountain, we are excited to have Phil Guthrie, a well-respected sales leader with a proven track record, join our energetic and entrepreneurial team. Digital Mountain is a trusted advisor to law firms, corporations, and government entities and well recognized throughout the industry, said Guthrie. As organizations actively embrace new ways to approach discovery, I’m thrilled to join this dynamic, technically innovative industry leader as our market segment shifts to more cost effective and efficient solutions. http://www.digitalmountain.com/news/61.html

Bitcoin Angel investor was the victim of not one, but two cellphone hacks which resulted in a loss of $24 million dollars of cryptocurrency assets. Placing the responsibility for the loss on the carrier, the investor has filed suit against AT&T for actual and punitive damages of $224 million, and highlights some popular mobile security scams. https://www.greenbergglusker.com//Complaint-as-Filed-30633