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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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Your work emails are now worth millions of dollars — to lawyers Those of us who work in the eDiscovery field have known this for awhile, it’s what people put in emails that tells the true story, and nothing makes you appear guilty like hiding them. tags: LitSupport MM Why You Feel Like an Idiot…
If you were intrigued by the 3 minutes Josh Gilliland and I spent talking about Social Networking and eDiscovery at ILTA a couple of weeks ago, you might want to check out the Social Media and eDiscovery webinar that is being put on as part of Virtual LegalTech on Sept 23. The panel looks to…
As a blogger, I’m very much looking forward to the ability to have an article open with the WordPress app next to you instead of constantly going back and forth between apps or Safari tabs on my iPad. It’s closer to what I would normally do when writing on a laptop or at my desk…
This article reminded me of a statistic I saw during a presentation on insider threats last week. In a recent survey, over one third of employees would willingly sell their passwords/access to anyone, some for as little as $150. See the problem here is that while so many people are starting to wake up to…
It’s easy, though incorrect, to dismiss worrying about hacking on the basis that “I have nothing to hide” so if someone gets our information, it’s not that big of a deal. And, in fact, someone getting your credit card information might not really end up being that big of a deal to you when it’s the credit card company that has to do all the hard work to fix it. For a consumer, it might just be some inconvenience. But the real danger to me has always been the risk of someone manipulating your data and causing issues. Imagine someone hacking the DMV and marking you as someone whose driver’s license has been suspended, or hacking your phone’s GPS, indicating you were somewhere you were not.
Or, a hacker fabricating a plot to overthrow the government:
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