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Lighthouse Joins Microsoft Intelligent Security Association
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SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Lighthouse, a leader in technology-enabled eDiscovery, compliance, and information governance services, today announced it has joined the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA), a global ecosystem of independent software vendors that have integrated their solutions to better defend against a world of increasing threats.

Lighthouse was nominated into MISA as a compliance partner for offering services around Microsoft Advanced eDiscovery and Microsoft Compliance Manager. Membership in the MISA ecosystem will enable Lighthouse to further deliver managed service, focused on the full enterprise data lifecycle, that help reduce downstream data governance and compliance issues as well as eDiscovery document review costs.

"As a Microsoft partner for compliance management and eDiscovery based on more than 20 years of collaboration, we are excited to be among the first wave of compliance partners joining the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association," says Chris Dahl, Lighthouse Senior Vice President of Product Development, Global Advisory Services, and Strategic Partnerships. "Our MISA membership not only deepens our longstanding partnership with Microsoft, but also enables us to deliver greater value to a broader set of customers through an innovative suite of offerings that meets modern data governance, compliance management, and eDiscovery needs."

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"Microsoft compliance solutions help organizations intelligently assess risk, govern and protect sensitive data, and effectively respond to regulatory requirements," said Hammad Raijoub, Director, Product Marketing, Microsoft Compliance. "Members of the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association, like Lighthouse, offer solutions that benefit from Microsoft's rich extensibility scenarios for compliance to adapt, extend, integrate, and accelerate member solutions for our shared customers."

For more information on Lighthouse's Microsoft 365 solutions and integrations, please contact info@lighthouseglobal.com.

About Lighthouse

For over 25 years, Lighthouse has provided software and services to manage the increasingly complex landscape of enterprise data for compliance and legal teams. Lighthouse leads by developing proprietary technology that integrates with industry-leading third-party software, providing case management and advisory services, and automating workflows that have proven highly valuable to its clients for large, complex matters, as well as creating an easy-to-use, end-to-end SaaS platform in Spectra designed for in-house teams. Whether collaborating with clients on incidents like litigation or governmental investigations, or designing programs for its clients to proactively minimize the potential for future incidents, Lighthouse deploys best-in-class expertise and technology and partners with multinational industry leaders, top global law firms, and the world's leading software provider as a channel partner. For more information, visit lighthouseglobal.com.

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