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TRU PERSPECTIVE: Leslie Witalis on ILTA 2013 tags: LitSupport MM Judge Scheindlin’s Latest Ruling Offers a Refresher on E-Discovery Preservation Standards tags: LitSupport MM Avoiding the worst case scenario: data theft during discovery tags: LitSupport MM Law Departments Are Keeping E-Discovery Inside the Firewall tags: LitSupport MM In the E-Discovery Features Arms Race, Scalability Still…
Changing the Conversation in eDiscovery tags: LitSupport MM LinkedIn Endorsements Changes Everything. Here’s Why tags: MM socnetpres Why is Legal Hold Still a Mystery? tags: LitSupport MM Social Media and eDiscovery – 8 Lessons Learned So Far tags: LitSupport MM eDiscovery Daily Blog: ARMA/Forrester Survey: Only One in Eight Records Managers Trusts Their ESI tags:…
Found this link over at Scoble’s today: Blogs: Another Tool in the Security Pro’s Toolkit This article gets into one of the first things I noticed about blogs, the potential to process more useful information. By that I mean when I first started this blog way back in Oct. 2001, one of the first things…
Ed Bott raises an interesting question about people using PCs that don’t meet the requirements in terms of hardware security for Windows 11 but who own otherwise perfectly fine computers. In 2025, when Microsoft stops patching Windows 10, how many computers will still be out there, in use, connected to the internet, and vulnerable.
But in the quote above, Ed raises another point that maybe we should be thinking about more. What happens to all the hardware that is no longer supported as technology advances? It ends up in a landfill. That’s not good. That’s not even acceptable.
In the article below, for obvious reasons, I loved this sub-heading: The future of work is connectivity, not proximity. The ability to hire anyone who can connect to your network opens up a whole world of possible talent. But, it also comes with some adjustments that need to be made as well, and the rest…