Shared Links (weekly) July 21, 2024
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Here’s How You Want to Be Governing Enterprise Information: An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Pound in C A quarter of employees would upgrade their workplace technology if they were In charge Much Ado About Metadata? New Software? Facing Up to Training Hurdles The Most Effective Tech Tools for Lawyers? New Survey Says they…
Linked – The Weakness in Two-Factor Authentication—Your Lost-Phone Policy
This is interesting, though I can’t help but think that the second reason at the end of this paragraph is less a technical problem than someone using your own culture against you. “Hackers always look for the weak link, and they have learned to get around MFA by exploiting gaps in companies’ lost-phone protocols. They…
Worth Reading – When Agentic AI Browsers Get Scammed
Perhaps before we rush to let an agent book our travel arrangements, we should take a moment to consider what might happen to our payment information if the agent were to allow it to fall into the hands of a scammer. Because, apparently, they are susceptible to the same fakes that we are.
Linked – Why Is Innovation So Hard For Lawyers And Firms?
Bob makes some good points in response the Lisa Bodell’s keynote from last week’s ILTA conference. I highly suggest you go read his column. Bodell was a good speaker and an inspiring one. But I felt her message of organizational change failed to take into account one major factor: We’re talking about the legal profession…
Linked: Ransomware Attack Hits Local Governments In Texas
This seems to be happening a lot: “A coordinated ransomware attack has affected at least 20 local government entities in Texas, the Texas Department of Information Resources said. It would not release information about which local governments have been affected.” I’ve seen numerous stories in recent days about local governments, school districts, etc. getting…
