Data Xposure: The Podcast for Data Risk Leaders
Data Xposure: The Podcast for Data Risk Leaders
Podcast Description
What’s hiding in your data could cost you everything.Data Xposure is Exterro’s biweekly podcast for senior legal, privacy, compliance, and digital forensics professionals navigating the ever-evolving landscape of data risk.Each 20-minute episode dives into the headlines—major breaches, court cases, enforcement actions—and unpacks the real breakdowns behind the news: misaligned policies, siloed systems, and operational blind spots. Through narrative storytelling and expert interviews, we connect the dots between real-world failures and the proactive strategies used by successful organizations to avoid them.Designed for leaders who want to elevate their influence, sharpen their risk posture, and lead with confidence, Data Xposure cuts through the noise to deliver urgent, actionable insight—with a tone that’s curious, clear, and grounded in reality.If you're responsible for managing data risk across legal, IT, security, or compliance—this is your front-row seat to the moments where strategy meets consequence.🎧 New episodes every two weeks. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
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The podcast covers major topics such as data breaches, compliance challenges, and legal implications of data management, highlighted through specific episode examples like Reimagining the Legal Function with AI, which examines the impact of artificial intelligence on legal operations. Other focus areas include operational blind spots and proactive strategies for managing data risk.
What’s hiding in your data could cost you everything.
Data Xposure is Exterro’s biweekly podcast for senior legal, privacy, compliance, and digital forensics professionals navigating the ever-evolving landscape of data risk.
Each 20-minute episode dives into the headlines—major breaches, court cases, enforcement actions—and unpacks the real breakdowns behind the news: misaligned policies, siloed systems, and operational blind spots. Through narrative storytelling and expert interviews, we connect the dots between real-world failures and the proactive strategies used by successful organizations to avoid them.
Designed for leaders who want to elevate their influence, sharpen their risk posture, and lead with confidence, Data Xposure cuts through the noise to deliver urgent, actionable insight—with a tone that’s curious, clear, and grounded in reality.
If you’re responsible for managing data risk across legal, IT, security, or compliance—this is your front-row seat to the moments where strategy meets consequence.
🎧 New episodes every two weeks. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
The Karen Read murder trial gripped the nation with its dramatic allegations—but behind the headlines, it was digital evidence that took center stage. From text metadata to mobile tracking and surveillance video, forensic data shaped both the legal arguments and the media narrative.
In this episode of Data Xposure, host Jenny Hamilton, General Counsel at Exterro sits down with Jeffrey Mayer, Partner at Akerman LLP to unpack what this high-profile case reveals about modern data risk. They explore how preservation missteps, investigative decisions, and public scrutiny can expose gaps—not just in legal teams, but across security and IT as well.
This case is a powerful reminder: when digital evidence goes public, your systems, processes, and people better be in sync.
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