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-->Electronic discovery, or eDiscovery, is the process of identifying and delivering electronic information that can be used as evidence in legal cases. You can use eDiscovery in Office 365 to search for content in Exchange Online mailboxes, Office 365 Groups, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business sites, and Skype for Business conversations. You can search mailboxes and sites in the same eDiscovery search by using the Content Search tool in the Security & Compliance Center. And you can use eDiscovery cases in the Security & Compliance Center to identify, hold, and export content found in mailboxes and sites. If your organization has an Office 365 E5 subscription, you can further analyze content by using Office 365 Advanced eDiscovery.
Office 365 provides the following eDiscovery tools:
Content Search in the Security & Compliance Center
The following table contains links to topics that will help you use the Content Search tool in the Security & Compliance Center.
Topic | Description |
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Run a Content Search in the Security & Compliance Center | Learn how to use the Content Search tool to search mailboxes, public folders, Office 365 Groups, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint Online sites, One Drive for Business locations, and Skype for Business conversations in your Office 365 organization in a single search. |
Keyword queries and search conditions for Content Search | Learn about the email and file properties and search conditions you can use to search for content in mailboxes and sites in your Office 365 organization. |
View keyword statistics for Content Search results | Learn how to use search statistics to display and compare the statistics for one or more content searches, and to configure new and existing searches to return statistics for each keyword in the search query. |
Bulk edit Content Searches in the Security & Compliance Center | Learn how to bulk edit the search queries and content locations of one or more Content Searches. |
Export search results from the Security & Compliance Center | Learn how to export the results of a Content Search. |
Increase the download speed when exporting eDiscovery search results from Office 365 | Learn how to configure the Windows Registry on your computer to increase the download speed with exporting Content Search results. |
Export a Content Search report | Learn how to download the export report without having to export the actual search results. |
Limits for Content Search in the Security & Compliance Center | Learn about the limits of the Content Search tool, such as the maximum number of searches that you can run at one time. |
Unindexed items in Content Search | Learn about unindexed items in Exchange and SharePoint that you can include in the estimated search result statistics when you run a search. You can also include unindexed items when you export search results. |
Differences between estimated and actual eDiscovery search results in Office 365 | Learn about the reasons why there might be differences between the number of estimated search results and the number of actual items that are exported. |
De-duplication in eDiscovery search results | Learn about the optional de-duplication feature that you can enable when you export Exchange email messages that are the results of a Content Search. |
Search for and delete email messages in your Office 365 organization | Learn how to use Content Search to search for and delete an email message from all mailboxes in your organization. This can help you find and remove potentially harmful or high-risk email. |
Use Content Search to search the mailbox and OneDrive for Business site for a list of users | Learn how to use a script to search the mailbox and One Drive for Business site for a group of users. Use Step 2: Generate a list of users in this topic to quickly generate a list of email addresses that you can use for the source content locations when you create and run the search in Step 3. |
Create, report on, and delete multiple Content Searches | Learn how to use scripts to create multiple Content Searches, run reports to get the estimated results for each search, and then delete the searches. This can help you to quickly and efficiently identify and cull search data. |
Clone a Content Search in the Security & Compliance Center | Learn how to use the Windows PowerShell script in this article to quickly clone an existing Content Search. This can help you compare the results of different keyword search queries run on the same content locations or save time because you don't have to re-enter a large number of content locations when you create a new search. |
Configure permissions filtering for Content Search | Learn how to use permissions filtering to let an eDiscovery manager search only a subset of mailboxes and sites in your Office 365 organization. |
Prepare a CSV file for a targeted Content Search | Learn how to use a Results.csv file or Unindexed Items.csv file (both which contain information about the results of a content search) to create a targeted search for specific mailbox items. |
Use Content Search in Office 365 for targeted collections | Learn how to use the Windows PowerShell script in this article to perform targeted collections using Content Search. A targeted collection means you want to search a specific folder because you're confident that items responsive to a case (or privileged items) are located in that folder. Use the script in this article to obtain the folder ID or path for the specific mailbox or site folders that you want to search. |
Use Content Search to search third-party data that was imported to Office 365 | Learn how to use the kind and itemclass message properties to search third-party data that you imported to Office 365. |
eDiscovery Cases in the Security & Compliance Center
The following table contains links to topics that will help you use eDiscovery cases in the Security & Compliance Center. Use cases to add members who can access the case, place a hold on content locations relevant to the case, associate multiple Content Searches with the case, and export the search results from the case.
Topic | Description |
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Manage eDiscovery cases in the Security & Compliance Center | Learn how to create and manage eDiscovery cases in the Security & Compliance Center. |
Assign eDiscovery permissions in the Office??? 365 Security & Compliance Center | Learn how to assign eDiscovery permissions in the Security & Compliance Center. You can assign permissions to let users create eDiscovery cases, create holds associated with an eDiscovery case, run Content Searches, preview search results, and export search results. |
Create a report on holds in eDiscovery cases in Office 365 | Learn how to use the Windows PowerShell script in this article to generate a report that contains information about all the holds that are associated with eDiscovery cases in the Security & Compliance Center. |
Use a script to add users to a hold in an eDiscovery case in the Security & Compliance Center | Learn how to use the Windows PowerShell script in this article to quickly add the mailboxes and OneDrive for Business sites for a list of users to a new hold that's associated with an eDiscovery case in the Security & Compliance Center. |
Search for eDiscovery activities in the Office 365 audit log | Learn how to search the Office 365 audit log for activities related to creating and managing eDiscovery cases and Content Searches. |
Office 365 Advanced eDiscovery
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The following table contains links to topics that will help you learn about and use the Advanced eDiscovery tool in Office 365.
Topic | Description |
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Office 365 Advanced eDiscovery | Learn how the Advanced eDiscovery tool can help you analyze data in Office 365, streamline document reviews, and make decisions for efficient eDiscovery. |
Quick setup for Advanced eDiscovery | Learn how to get started using Advanced eDiscovery. |
Prepare search results for Office 365 Advanced eDiscovery | Learn prepare the results from a Content Search for analysis in Advanced eDiscovery. |
Setting up users and cases in Office 365 Advanced eDiscovery | Learn how to configure user roles, create cases, and assign users to cases in Advanced eDiscovery. |
Running the Process module and loading data | Learn the guidelines for preparing case files for analysis with Advanced eDiscovery. |
Use Express Analysis in Office 365 Advanced eDiscovery | Learn how to run the Express analysis mode of Advanced eDiscovery to quickly analyze a case and export the results. |
Analyzing case data with Advanced eDiscovery | Get an overview of the Analyze process, which allows you to set parameters, run options, and view results in Advanced eDiscovery. |
Managing Advanced eDiscovery Relevance setup | Read the recommendations for setting up Relevance training in Advanced eDiscovery to score files by their relevance and generate analytical results. |
Using the Advanced eDiscovery Relevance module | Learn about the Relevance module in Advanced eDiscovery, including a workflow and guidelines and steps for training and file review. |
Exporting case data with Advanced eDiscovery | Understand the guidelines for exporting eDiscovery case data and results for external review. |
Increase the download speed when exporting eDiscovery search results from Office 365 | Learn how to configure the Windows Registry to increase the download speed when exporting case data from Advanced eDiscovery. |