In the News & On the Record

(Murray, Nebraska) JULY 1, 2014 Pinpoint Labs announced the release of the latest update to its Harvester product family. Harvester Server and Harvester Portable continue to provide corporate IT managers, forensic computer examiners and litigation support professionals with defensible E-Discovery collection software tools which include the following features and capabilities: Keyword Search Hit Viewer Keyword Reports PST regeneration Customized colors Pre-configure collection job profiles Early Data Assessment (EDA)

(Murray, Nebraska) FEBRUARY 25, 2015 Pinpoint Labs, a forensic software and litigation support firm, announced the release of the latest update to its Harvester product family. Harvester Portable and Harvester Server continue to provide corporate IT managers, forensic computer examiners and litigation support professionals with defensible E-Discovery collection software tools using the following features and capabilities: Keyword Search – Hit Viewer DeNIST and Dedupe ESI “easy” Vault –

(Murray, Nebraska) MARCH 25, 2015 With the release of SharePoint Collector 3.0, users have the ability to collect documents and list items from SharePoint sites located within Microsoft Office 365 sites and other related sites. By introducing an additional security measure, claims- based authentication (CBA), information will only be accessible via select 3rd party applications designed to handle advanced protocols. SharePoint Collector users now have

(Murray, Nebraska) MAY 20, 2015 Pinpoint Labs, an industry leader in providing defensible e-Discovery software to law firms, service bureaus, and corporate companies, announces the release of Harvester end- user and administrative online certification courses. Harvester Portable and Harvester Server continue to provide corporate IT managers, forensic computer examiners and litigation support professionals with defensible E-Discovery collection software tools using the following features and capabilities: Keyword Search/Hit

(Murray, Nebraska) MAY 04, 2016 The Fortune 100 Manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines, and industrial gas turbines, has saved thousands of dollars when defensibly copying and filtering data. For one particular situation, the global company had one license to collect and process data from a subsidiary in Ireland. Harvester Portable easily saved the company well over $100,000. As a

(Murray, Nebraska) MAY 13, 2016 St. Luke’s Healthcare System continues to be a leader in advanced technology and sustains a credible repertoire by maintaining values of integrity, compassion, accountability, respect and excellence. (ICARE) For one particular project, Robin, St. Luke’s IT Cyber Security Analyst, needed to collect email files for 18 custodians. By utilizing Pinpoint Labs’ Harvester and its’ state-of-the-art filtering tools, the data set

(Murray, Nebraska) MAY 31, 2016 “Pinpoint Labs is grateful to its clients who have continued to provide support within the past decade,” says Jon Rowe, president and chief executive officer, Pinpoint Labs. “As we have encountered challenges during our collections, we have applied software development techniques to create portable technological tools that were easier to use and could quickly identify relevant eDiscovery data. Looking ahead,

(Murray, Nebraska) JUNE 14, 2016 Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP, a 140-year-old, commercial transaction and litigation firm deftly leads clients through the maze of e-Discovery requirements by using effective project- management methodologies, top-of-the-line software, along with a highly skilled and trained staff. Mike Quartararo, the Director of Litigation Support Services at Stroock, needed a robust tool that ran locally from a USB flash drive

 (Murray, Nebraska) JULY 19, 2016 Ridgeback provides e-Discovery and Information Security services to legal and non-legal clients throughout Hawaii. Recently, the e-Discovery Special Master for the Circuit Courts asked Ridgeback to copy and filter highly- classified and confidential information of the eight custodians involved in a particular case. Eric used a popular, complex forensic data- collection tool, but found it to be bulky, difficult to