UBIC Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo, President: Masahiro Morimoto, hereafter UBIC), which handles international litigation support services listed on TSE Mothers, will be held in Kyoto from July 2013, 7. Participated in "COMPSAC 22" and presented an example of using Predictive Coding in the field of digital forensics.

Following the previous year's Izmir in Turkey, COMPSAC, which will be held in Kyoto, Japan this year, is the 37th international conference in the field of software applications, and is the world's largest electrical and electronics conference with headquarters in the United States. It is one of the official conferences of the IEEE, the Electronic Technology Society. At COMPSAC, research presentations will be further divided into various specialized fields, but at the research presentation "CFSE" dealing with software engineering in computer forensics, Hideki Takeda, Executive Officer of the UBIC R & D Division, said, "Digital in Japan. A keynote speech entitled "The Latest Trends in Forensic Technology and Business" was given.In the keynote speech, we will take up the commonality with the global trend such as the increase of survey data in Japan and the response to the diversification of conservation targets, and the traditional issue of misidentification of character codes that continues to exist, and each situation. We introduced the analysis and solution approach of the technical issues required for Japan with actual examples.

In the Predictive Coding technology, which is attracting attention in the field of eDiscovery, we succeeded in the world's first independent development of Japanese and Korean, and used it for actual e-discovery projects. From research and development to practical use in this field. We have made advanced efforts.Then, in order to respond to the increase in the amount of data, which is also a problem in forensic surveys, we conducted forensic surveys applying this technology, and it took too much time just to accelerate the survey and survey humans. We have achieved results such as discovering new evidence that could not be found.It was a good opportunity to introduce these achievements at an international conference where computer forensics experts gathered.

In addition, we opened an R & D center in February 2013, and behavioral science (cognitive psychology / criminal science /) that provides insight and analysis of human behavior in information science (data mining / voice recognition technology / translation technology, etc.) By incorporating (sociology, etc.), we are working on our own technological research and development in the e-discovery support system.We will continue to contribute to the development of this research field by focusing on disseminating technical information, such as by presenting the results at academic and research institutes in Japan and overseas.