Structured Data and E-Discovery: When Is It Time to Call in the Experts?
Mueller Report: Backdoor Encryption Debate is Still Alive and Well
Mueller? Mueller? More E-Discovery Lessons from Bill and Bob
Facebook Quietly Confirms Millions Of Unencrypted Instagram Passwords Exposed — Change Yours Now
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That was my first thought when I saw a link to the ESI Calculator. Why are we still comparing GB’s of data to how many printed pages it equals. It’s irrelevant, and seriously, look at the totals on that page. You are not printing any of that, how many pages it is has nothing to…
“If the founders of a new face recognition app get their way, anonymity in public could soon be a thing of the past. FindFace, launched two months ago and currently taking Russia by storm, allows users to photograph people in a crowd and work out their identities, with 70% reliability.” This is coming, I have…
In the span of two days this week, I’ve noticed that Seagate is coming out with a 3TB drive for $250, and then over at the Bowtie Law Blog, a challenge to make using hosted ediscovery review tools less expensive. So let’s see, I can buy 3TB worth of storage for my machines, for a…
From time to time I find myself needing to use the Robocopy utility to copy data and retain all of the metadata from the files I’m copying. It’s actually quite a nice utility, not only does it maintain the metadata you tell it to, it also is a way more robust and speedy way to…
There’s No Such Thing As A “Dream Job” Anymore– As I’ve said earlier this week, younger workers are watching. Is it any wonder they are forgoing W2 employment in favor of other options?
The Importance Of Upskilling And Continuous Learning In 2023
Listening Between the Lines– good training involves a lot of this. There are some good tips in this post.
SEC Proposes Sweeping New Cybersecurity Rules: Is Your Company Prepared?
The key to HR’s success– “The number 1 complaint I hear from HR teams? That their managers aren’t great. “
Uber data targeted in breach of third-party law firm– law firms can be the weak link.
This is an interesting move for any company, but especially so for a social media company: The reason, according to Daily Beast reporter Taylor Lorenz, is that Snap put a digital cone of silence over the Microsoft Theater, blocking public snaps from the area, and told its employees not to post to social media from…
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