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the Free CMSWire NewsletterIn a busy week for GRC there have been a few notable releases that are worth looking at. The first is from StoredIQ , which has upgraded its e-Discovery support for SharePoint, while Digital Reef has made its e-Discovery a lot more mobile. In other news, Archive Systems has upgraded its records management platform.
StoredIQ Upgrades SharePoint Support
There have been a lot of new integrations for SharePoint since the 2010 release in May. For e-Discovery, StoredIQ (news, site) has just announced that the integration of its Intelligent Information Management Platform with SharePoint has been enhanced and extended.
While the updated integration supports nested SharePoint content with the ability to find, index and collect blogs, threaded comments and their attachments, it already supports all core SharePoint object types including document libraries, picture libraries and records centre, as well as all associated metadata.
The expanded integration with SharePoint also offers legal reviewers easier presentations of SharePoint content using a proprietary embedded viewer.
With it the entire hierarchical structure of SharePoint is displayed, providing complete context for reviewers when navigating complex SharePoint instances. And, to further simplify the legal review process, SharePoint navigation can be scoped to "user views" to mimic the access of custodians-of-interest.
StoredIQ says the new functionality will ensure that enterprises can find and capture all pertinent information associated with e-Discovery requests. Not bad considering the amount of information.
Oracle Buys Single Sign-On
Oracle (news, site) has announced that it has agreed to buy Passlogix, a provider of enterprise single sign-on (ESSO) solutions for an undisclosed sum.
The deal buys technology that Oracle has resold since 2006 under an OEM deal with Passlogix as the Oracle Enterprise Single Sign-On Suite, part of the Oracle Identity Management Suite.
Passlogix products help organizations improve and simplify security by enabling SSO for a broad range of applications including client-server, mainframe and web-based applications.
Together, the solutions provide enterprises with a complete identity management solution to further advance their identity management, compliance and authentication initiatives with even tighter integration capabilities. Oracle said it hopes to close the deal by the end of the year.
Digital Reef Releases Portable e-Discovery
Digital Reef (news, site) has also just announced the release of new e-Discovery software that includes a new feature called Portable Collections enabling users to create large case-specific portable files that can be easily distributed to the e-Discovery data centers of legal service providers, enterprise companies and law firms.
Portable Collections create a "package matter" containing virtual indexes, complete search meta-data and tags, analytic collections and views, and selected files within a case. This package may then be archived and restored later or moved into another Digital Reef environment.
The result is that users get immediate and direct access to necessary content helping the entire legal team determine the potential relevancy of electronic documents, and develop litigation strategies earlier in the case assessment process.
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