As the volume of data in cases worldwide increases, so does the risk of personally identifiable information (PII) slipping through a reviewer's net.

In this blog post, we'll explore what a redaction is and Relativity's Redact tool, which reviewers can leverage to ensure thorough and accurate redaction and accelerate manual redaction processes.

• What's a redaction?
• Introducing the RelativityOne Redact tool
• Why choose RelativityOne for your redactions?
• Leverage the full power of RelativityOne with Altlaw
  
  

What's a redaction?

To redact is to blank out sensitive information in a document before it is disclosed. Redactions are often used in legal proceedings to show crucial documents to a jury as evidence, without compromising the PII or privilege of a client.

Redactions hide confidential data so you can still present the necessary data to support a case. Redactions can also highlight impactful areas of a document by removing a bulk of information that isn’t pertinent to a case.

In simple terms, redactions allow legal professionals to use documents which contain sensitive information as evidence.