ALON ISRAELY, ESQ., CISSP STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS Alon Israely leads the Strategic Partner Program at BIA. Specifically his work relates to the integration and reselling of BIA’s cloud software product, TotalDiscovery, the industry’s only web-based application for legal data preservation management. Alon worked for over fifteen years in developing advanced computing-related technologies and solutions. He has consulted with corporations and their law firms on a variety of technology issues, including expert witness services related to computer forensics, digital evidence management and information security issues. Prior to that, he was a senior member of several IT teams working on projects for Fortune 500 companies related to global network architecture and data migrations projects for enterprise information systems. As a pioneer in the field of digital evidence collection and handling, Alon has worked on several notable financial fraud cases, large-scale multi-party international lawsuits and corporate matters involving the SEC, FTC, and international regulatory boards. Alon holds a B.A. from UCLA and received his J.D. from New York Law School with an emphasis in Telecommunications Law. He is a member of the New York State Bar, as well as, several legal and computer forensic associations.

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BIA CEO Alon Israely to Speak at Intermountain eDiscovery Conference 2012, September 13 in Salt Lake City BIA Co-Founder Alon Israely to Speak at Intermountain eDiscovery Conference 2012, September 13 in Salt Lake City :: BIA - E-Discovery, Electronic Discovery, Data Discovery, Computer Forensics, Digital Investigations Call us toll-free at 1-888-338-4242 or Contact Us | Client Sign In BIA Co-Founder Alon Israely To Speak At Intermountain eDiscovery Conference 2012, September 13 In Salt Lake City Major Regional Conference will Focus on Latest eDiscovery Tools and Practices; Luncheon Panel Featuring Alon Israely Examines eDiscovery "From Education to Emerging Technologies" NEW YORK, Sept. 12, 2012 -- Business Intelligence Associates, Inc. (BIA), a leader in eDiscovery software and services solutions, today announced that BIA Co-Founder Alon Israely will participate in a panel discussion entitled "From Education to Emerging Technologies" Thursday, September 13 at the Intermountain eDiscovery Conference 2012. In addition to Alon Israely, participants in the panel include: Alon Israely was chosen as an industry expert, to discuss social media and its impact on eDiscovery ­­- a core strength of BIA's TotalDiscovery solution. The more people use social media as part of their daily work lives, the communications and data passed through this channel become increasingly critical in litigation. This discussion will address issues involving social media data collection and how it affects the larger eDiscovery process. As part of its presence at this year's Intermountain eDiscovery Conference, BIA will showcase TotalDiscovery from its corporate exhibit. Alon Israely will be available throughout the day at the exhibit for private meetings and to answer questions.

by Alon Israely | December 28, 2012 | Leave a comment Electronic discovery, or eDiscovery, the process of identifying, gathering and analyzing digital information related to a legal matter, is a risk management issue, argues Alon Israely of BIA. In this opinion piece, Israely advises companies to align their policies and train employees before a legal matter arises. Read More...

BIA co-founder Alon Israely, Esq., CISSP, will co-host an interactive discussion with Lawrence Husick, Esq. on the growing cyber threat faced by attorneys, law firms and clients. As both an attorney and Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), BIA co-founder Alon Israely is uniquely qualified to address the issue of cyber threats and legal liabilities. He is an expert on effective techniques attorneys and law firm IT professionals can use to safeguard vital firm and client data. "The cyber threats facing the legal industry aren't widely discussed, but they are an increasing risk factor," Israely noted. "Foreign agents looking to disrupt multibillion-dollar mergers have hacked law firm security networks, compromising extraordinarily sensitive information, and law firms and legal offices of all sizes have been subject to cyber-attacks. It's absolutely crucial for legal and IT professionals to know what they need to do to protect themselves. LegalTech attendees will have the opportunity to learn about emerging threats and ways to counter them at an interactive presentation hosted in part by Israely. Entitled "Hacked!