ZyLAB Shifts Focus To eDiscovery & Information Risk Management

MCLEAN, Va. - Oct. 31, 2013 - PRLog -- ZyLAB, leading provider of eDiscovery and Information Risk Management solutions, today announced that it has changed its tagline from eDiscovery & Information Management to eDiscovery & Information Risk Management. With the adoption of this new tagline ZyLAB expresses the company’s focus on eDiscovery, long-term Enterprise Information Archiving (EIA) and Information Governance (IG), data risk management and defensible deletion.

Industry analyst Gartner predicts in its ‘Magic Quadrant for E-Discovery’ that was published in June, double-digit growth for the global eDiscovery market over the next few years. This will also lead to accelerated growth in the fields of Information Governance (IG) and Information Risk Management. As eDiscovery needs increase, there is an increased need for information risk management to prevent expensive and risky reactive eDiscovery investigations as much as possible.

The new tagline reflects exactly this growing trend with ZyLAB’s active and potential customers who are looking at information governance programs as a longer-term solution to the challenges of frequent litigation and regulatory investigations. The eDiscovery and Information Risk Management solutions of ZyLAB support corporations worldwide to reduce cost and risks of eDiscovery by providing them control over (unstructured) data. The solutions also allow them to conduct pro-active data investigations for internal information risk management and analysis in areas as FCPA, fraud and bribery investigations, IP theft and privacy protection and support companies to execute intelligent data and cloud migration as part of legacy clean-up programs and long-term Enterprise Information Archiving initiatives.

Johannes Scholtes, Chief Strategy Officer of ZyLAB; “ZyLAB has been a trailblazer in the eDiscovery and information management market for three decades. This slightly changed tagline mirrors our continuous effort to ensure all user requirements are fulfilled and is completely in-line with the market expectations of every analyst in the eDiscovery area.”