I didn’t manage to get to sessions where data security was the main topic, but I know it was a large topic of conversation all around the conference. Law firms are being held reaponsible by clients for keeping data that belongs to those clients secure, but it’s a tough thing to do when you don’t…
Though I was in Vegas for ILTACON mostly to man our booth and interact with the attendees, I did also manage to attend a couple of sessions as well. (And obviously even left the hotel for a short time!) One of the sessions I managed to sit in on was a panel discussion about where…
I have often wondered as I spend hours on airplanes how come attendants don’t have individual information about you already. You have an assigned seat, when you scan your boarding pass, they know it’s you and address you by name, so why is it that once I’m on the plane, no one has any idea…
Not surprising at all is it? If you want to target sensitive data, a third party who doesn’t have the same strong sense of protecting it, in an industry that has a reputation for somewhat lax security measures, would be a pretty tempting place to start. Surprise! Cyberintrusions are Directed at eDiscovery Evidence
I saw a post by Jon Canty recently that talked about what working in eDiscovery is like, complete with photos of himself working on his laptop everywhere, at the drop of a hat. Here’s a humbling story from my first year in ediscovery. It was my day off and I was in the doctor’s office….
I needed to go back to fix something way back from the early, early days of this blog, and I saw a headline that blew me away. Lately, there has been much discussion about how the FBI, and others, claim that encryption will only be a boon to terrorists and is an imminent danger to…