With the acquisition, Epiq moves away from partnering with data breach response tech companies to bring such offerings in-house.
Legal technology and services provider Epiq announced Friday that it acquired data breach response and privacy software provider Canopy. Financial details of the acquisitions were not disclosed.
Canopy’s platform, which helps with data breach compliance by identifying and reviewing sensitive information, will be integrated into the Epiq Artificial Intelligence Suite, which was recently updated with expanded agentic AI capabilities .
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