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Most US employees are not aware that their employer has policies covering security, use of social media, and for the use of BYOD devices.

Australian company Nuix made quite a splash in the Panama papers scandal, enabling extremely accurate machine analysis of 11.5 million documents in a fraction of the time.

Information management vendor Veritas Technologies has begun offering cloud services running in Australian data centres.

Nuix launches Defensible Deletion, Visual Analytics and Contract Discovery solutions to address growing data management issues

Proof Finder is a limited edition release of Nuix's eDiscovery software that enables lawyers and investigators to handle small cases, priced at just $100 annually, with 100 per cent of proceeds going to the charity Room to Read.

Australian based Nuix, releases 'limited edition' eDiscovery technology solution, Proof Finder, enabling lawyers and investigators to handle small cases, with 100 per cent of proceeds going to the charity Room to Read.

Extensive customer consultation leads to impressive functionality and ease-of-use enhancements in eDiscovery and information governance software

Nuix 3.4 release offers significantly-enhanced review and export capabilities for litigation support providers, law firms, corporate counsel and investigators

Symantec has completed its acquisition of electronic discovery specialist Clearwell Systems.

Increased quality assurance capabilities and greater access to customer support set to benefit eDiscovery sector

Symantec is set to acquire ediscovery vendor Clearwell Systems for approximately $390 million.

EntropySoft connectors enable increased e-discovery capabilities for Clearwell E-Discovery Platform

Through the Relativity Independent Software Vendor Program, Nuix and kCura Offer Integrated E-Discovery Technology

Guidance Software Webcast on eDiscovery

Sydney, Australia - August 18, 2010 '” Nuix, a worldwide provider of eDiscovery and electronic investigation technology, has unveiled the world's first eDiscovery SuperComputer, radically changing the way companies can manage their litigation and regulatory matters.