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
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I spotted this on a link from one of the many people I follow on Twitter this evening, The Lit Support Trainer’s Blog. It’s relatively new, but I’m interested in seeing something dedicated to training others to do Lit Support work. As a Certified Summation Trainer, I’ve done a bit of training in our firm…
This is an interesting idea that might be an easy way to eliminate at least some of the malware epidemic. I enabled it on my Macbook for the past day or two and haven’t noticed it really, which I guess just means I haven’t tried to access any sites that have been distributing malware. A…
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The whole thing was bizarre, but yes, no matter how much it might freak you out that someone is going to be going through your cell phone, destroying it in the face of an investigation only makes you look guilty. In this case, the team didn’t issue Brady’s cell phone so there can be some…
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