Arctera, Data Compliance
Doing More with Less in Compliance
When surveillance teams review their alert queues, the problem is rarely coverage.
Shilo Thomas
Product and Solutions Marketing, Data Compliance
EDISCOVERY SOLUTIONS
Optimize compliance management with end-to-end eDiscovery.
Arctera eDiscovery solutions deliver powerful capabilities that enhance the performance of your compliance operations — optimizing discovery workflows for fast and accurate results while helping you minimize risk more efficiently.
Defensible eDiscovery and compliance management across the EDRM.
Easily search for relevant information and fulfill investigative requests.
Identify and Analyze
Capture information required to meet legal and compliance requirements.
Minimize Compliance Risks
Build defensible, targeted data collections from any content source.
Enhance Analytics
Review data efficiently with better visibility into your eDiscovery solution.
Accelerate Discovery
Review relevant data quickly for compliance, legal, and privacy investigations.
Gain visibility and control for more effective compliance management.
Expand data collection to the sources most relevant to your regulatory compliance, internal policies, and eDiscovery initiatives. With purpose-built review and upstream eDiscovery capabilities, you can simplify data gathering and stay ahead of potential legal and investigation issues.
Capture information from more than 120 content sources.
Access collaboration content including chat, email, social media, audio and video communications, and more.
Minimize compliance risk by using existing infrastructure instead of relying on a third-party integration.
Locate relevant data quickly for discovery, supervision, privacy, and legal challenges.
Allow designated reviewers and administrators to easily perform self-service, online exports of search results.
Simplify migration and data retention.
Perform seamless data archiving and data retention to identify key content autonomously and reduce compliance risks.
Safeguard data retention information in a single, searchable online repository within our secure and private multi-tenant data centers.
Synthesize intelligence across unstructured data sources to minimize business and compliance risk.
Preserve unstructured data and make it discoverable through classification and indexing.
Minimize risk through intelligent eDiscovery.
With automated data classification based on expert-trained systems and AI, you can make highly informed decisions to help manage compliance risks.
Identify more than 1,100 data types using expert-trained patterns out of the box or customize your own.
Safeguard sensitive data using machine learning to target and apply appropriate controls.
Remove noise to minimize the time and effort associated with review.
Classify and control unstructured data for stronger compliance management.
Leverage easy-to-use reporting to eliminate waste, reduce costs, and consistently apply data classification policies.
Reduce storage costs by identifying what data you should keep and what can be defensibly deleted.
Leverage user-risk scores to assess potential threats and prioritize high-risk data.
Enable content owners to easily apply policies using a self-service portal.
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Recognized by IDC and Radicati Group
Named as a leader in IDC MarketScape and Top Player in 2025 Radicati Market Quadrant.
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Arctera, Data Compliance
AI Interactions Are Business Records. Are You Ready?
AI assistants like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot are embedded in everyday work. Teams use them to draft content, summarize information, and support decisions. These prompts and responses increasingly qualify as business records because they capture intent and rationale that may not appear in final documents or downstream messages.
Amol Botre
Senior Principal Product Manager, Platform
Arctera, Data Compliance
How AI Will Shape Compliance Operations in 2026
2025 was the year AI went from “interesting” to “expected.” Not in abstract strategy decks, but in day-to-day conversations with compliance teams, supervisors, and business leaders who were being asked — in many cases pushed — to show measurable progress.
Chris Stapenhurst
Director, Product Management