Bridging Audio With Compliance, Litigation, and Governance
George Tziahanas, VP Compliance - Autonomy

Audio is becoming commonplace in legal and regulatory investigations, but recordings that are stored outside of an information governance strategy can result in high costs and risks to the organization. This session will discuss the growing need to automate audio governance processes, including real-time monitoring, retention management, and legal hold. Additionally, you will be introduced to meaning-based computing, an automated approach that enables governance by processing audio information based on its conceptual and contextual meaning.

There is plenty of debate around the topic of the legal standing of voice biometrics in the court of law in the U.S. and Canada. This session will highlight various legal cases with precedence, examine compliance across industries, and discuss the issue of privacy as it relates to protection of personally identifiable information. Examples of deployments in the insurance, financial, and healthcare industry will be presented.