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If you’ve been reading much of the news about the recent Equifax data breach, you may have seen someone asking whether the Chief Information Security Officer is actually qualified for her job, based on her undergrad degree being in music. As others have pointed out, what her undergrad studies were probably didn’t have much to…

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Thinking About Employees’ Lives and Ambitions Outside of Work Can Improve Law Firm Culture
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From The Water Cooler to the DMs – Tips and Tricks for Efficiently Reviewing Chat Communications
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Don’t Click on That QR Code Until You’ve Read the FBI’s Warning!
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Businesses Must Contemplate Employees’ Use of Messaging Apps on Personal Devices
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A Majority Of Surveyed Companies Were Hit By Ransomware Attacks In 2021—And Paid Ransom Demands

Linked – Why aren’t chip credit cards stopping “card present” fraud in the US?
Credit card fraud is up, even after the US switched to chip-based cards. what’s up with that? “Gemini Advisory now says that 60 million credit and debit card numbers were stolen in the US in the past 12 months, and most of those were chip-based cards. The firm found this information by trawling Dark Web…

The Importance of Culling From an in-house eDiscovery Pro
I don’t know if you’ve seen this blog post from Exterro this week. They are starting a series of interview with eDiscovery professionals, describing what their days are like, and this week it was Christa Haskins, CEDS, E-Discovery/ESI Support Manager at Becton Dickinson. Being in-house with a legal department, Christa’s day looks a little different…

Linked: 1 in 4 employees say they still have access to accounts from past jobs, survey finds
To borrow from Cris Carter, “Come On Man!” Actually, it’s easy to blame some lazy IT folks for not disabling accounts, but I’d be willing to bet that quite a few of these are actually some third party app, or service, that the company uses, and doesn’t have a good procedure to sync up terminated…
Linked – Evernote Announces Price Hikes and Two-Device Limit for Free Users
“Cross-platform note-taking service Evernote has announced new limits for its Basic account holders on the same day the company hiked the prices on its paid subscription plans. Users of Evernote’s free Basic plan will soon be limited to using the service on no more than two devices, such as a computer and a phone, two…