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Linked – Less is more: The Role of Data Retention Policies in Cybsesecurtity Preparedness
And yet, despite this, I see organizations holding on to information for decades, “just in case” they might need it. “From a cybersecurity perspective, the more personal information a company maintains, the more information it has to lose. Consequently, the more information a company loses, the higher the financial and reputational costs.” Oh, and the…
Shared Links (weekly) May 2, 2021
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Only 8% of Those Who Paid the Ransom Got ALL Their Data Back
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Just When You Thought You Understood ESI
– linked documents instead of attachments are becoming the norm, should the legal industry ignore that and consider them attachments?
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“Ultimately, a competent manager knows how to empathize. “
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Data Retention Policies and Legal Hold Practices – Time to Revisit Because of Remote Work?
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Security Vulnerabilities in Cellebrite
– the ethical arguments in this situation could go on for a long time.
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“When AIs start hacking, everything will change. They won’t be constrained in the same ways, or have the same limits, as people. They’ll change hacking’s speed, scale, and scope, at rates and magnitudes we’re not ready for.”
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Remote Workers Expect Pay to Reflect Their Locations
It’s a weird dynamic, certainly you don’t want to be valued less than coworkers, but living in a less expensive location is actually a competitive hiring advantage too.
Linked – Mobile to the Mainstream
You may want to bookmark this one from Craig Ball. “This article looks at simple, low-cost approaches to getting relevant and responsive mobile data into a standard e-discovery review workflow, and offers a Mobile Evidence Scorecard designed to start a dialogue leading to a consensus about what forms of mobile content should be routinely collected…