Lit Support Links (weekly)
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When a Party Requests Native Files….
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Maryland Law Firm Loses Medical Data
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Manage ESI Dangers With Targeted Collections
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The iPad Friendly Courtroom – The View of a Seasoned Trial Technician
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How to Stay Energized When Searching for New Professional Opportunities
Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for April 2023
Why It’s Hard to Relax After Leaving a Corporate Job To Relax– The struggle is real. Our sense of purpose and value is too often tied into our jobs and just taking time to breathe creates stress about that.
Is Google Too Big to Trust? tags: MM SocNetPres Death of the TIFF Image? tags: LitSupport MM Your new Twitter profile is available and waiting tags: MM SocNetPres E-Discovery/Litigation Support Certifications – Shedding Some Light (Part 3) tags: MM LitSupport If You Agree to Produce Excel as Native Files, Don’t Produce Tiffs tags: LitSupport MM Fears and Loathing…
Users are the weakest link, security experts warn | Computerworld News & Features Story This is pretty good stuff. This article really shows the things you need your senior management folks to know and buy into. It took me a long time to get folks here to buy into security, and since it’s still in…
I know why we don’t have a Zip code input mask. We do have some people from Canada and Europe on our mailing list, and their zip code, obviously, would not work with an input mask. That makes sense. On the other hand, why someone there wants to keep up with state level legislation in…
Technology Is Pushing Humanity Off A Cliff
– interesting podcast series on the “night terrors” of cybersecurity experts.
What is data poisoning? Attacks that corrupt machine learning models
Ransomware: The internet’s biggest security crisis is getting worse. We need a way out
Robotic process automation takes aim at ordinary office jobs