Chief information security officers are becoming the norm in e-discovery companies as they grow their client base and venture into compliance and data breach prevention services.
May 23, 2019 at 11:30 AM
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A rarity 10 years ago, chief information security officers (CISO) are now being given a seat at the table at e-discovery companies as such organizations look to grow their clientele and services.
To Sundhar Rajan, who’s held the CISO position at e-discovery company Casepoint for nearly seven years, CISOs in peer companies have become the norm over the last eight years. For people in this role, the common task is to align their e-discovery company’s goals with the need for security.
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